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Pronunciation Key. YourDictionary provides both written pronunciation guides and audio clips to help you understand how to pronounce unfamiliar words. YourDictionary utilizes symbols from three authoritative sources to create these pronunciation guides: Webster’s New World College Dictionary, the American Heritage Dictionary, and the ...
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