Pronunciation: /prəˈnaʊnst/
verb to say or articulate (words) clearly and distinctly
A1 The teacher pronounced the word slowly so the students could understand.
A2 I pronounced my friend's name correctly for the first time.
B1 She pronounced her decision to quit her job to pursue her passion.
B2 The judge pronounced the verdict in the courtroom.
C1 The scientist pronounced the new discovery as groundbreaking in the field of medicine.
C2 The CEO pronounced the company's new direction in a press conference.
adjective having a strong or noticeable quality
A1 The teacher pronounced the word slowly so the students could understand.
A2 She has a pronounced accent from her home country.
B1 The differences between the two options are quite pronounced.
B2 The impact of climate change on the environment is becoming more pronounced.
C1 His success in the business world is pronounced and well-known.
C2 The artist's unique style is pronounced in all of his works.
formal The doctor pronounced the patient's name with perfect clarity.
informal I always struggle to pronounce her last name correctly.
slang He pronounced himself as the king of the party.
figurative The success of the new product was pronounced by the increase in sales.
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