How to pronounce“harbored”in English

harbored a lot of anti-black stereotypes and they overestimated if a neighborhood contained african americans they overestimate the

So the unhappy thoughts harbored within changed the facial countenance.

could have harbored life.

But he harbored this feeling that maybe average was the problem.

And Professor Dummett had harbored this rancor throughout the rest of the day.

I think he probably still really harbored dreams of making that sort of great film, at the end.

Careful control of AI development and specifically harbored this thing against Google because Google had a monopoly on AI talent.

reefs, which harbored all these sunset corals and sea fans and all sorts of stuff that's pretty remarkable in English

mark of the story's authenticity if I harbored any doubts um sorry she had stayed in Kuwait all

That was a great revolt of moderators against the site that they created and that harbored them and a fascinating moment.

Does Mars have some interesting chemistry that could have potentially harbored or sustained life?

his mother exclaimed when he revealed his own long-harbored notions.

And to be fair, the West has, over the years, harbored similar apprehension and distrust towards China, particularly China's rise in the past decade.

So I always harbored these, not necessarily doubts, but like I I wanted to cook and at least