Pronunciation: /mɪs.prəˌnʌnsiˈeɪʃən/
noun a mistake in the way a word is pronounced
A1 I made a mispronunciation while trying to say the word 'library'.
A2 She often struggles with mispronunciations when speaking in English.
B1 His mispronunciation of the foreign word caused confusion among the listeners.
B2 The actor's mispronunciation of the character's name took away from the authenticity of the performance.
C1 The linguist noticed a subtle mispronunciation in the speaker's accent.
C2 The professor's keen ear could detect even the slightest mispronunciation in the students' speech.
formal The mispronunciation of scientific terms can lead to misunderstandings in the field of research.
informal I always get embarrassed when I make a mispronunciation in front of my friends.
slang Her constant mispronunciations of common words made her the butt of many jokes.
figurative The mispronunciation of the company's name in the presentation symbolized a lack of attention to detail.
mispronounced
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more mispronounced
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will mispronounce
has mispronounced
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correctly pronounced
to mispronounce
mispronouncing
mispronounced