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How to Pronounce “homeomorphically” in English

/hɒmɛɒmɒrfɪkællɪ/

ho·me·o·mor·phi·cal·ly

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IPA/hɒmɛɒmɒrfɪkællɪ/
Syllablesho·me·o·mor·phi·cal·ly
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What does “homeomorphically” mean?

ADVERB
  • In a homeomorphic manner.

Example sentences

  • “Homeomorphically. That's the worst one.”
  • “I promise. So the problem is, draw all homeomorphically irreducible”

Common phrases

homeomorphically irreducible

How to pronounce “homeomorphically”

Syllables:
ho · me · o · mor · phi · cal · ly
IPA:
/hɒmɛɒmɒrfɪkællɪ/
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the stressed syllable in the clips above — notice how surrounding sounds blend in natural speech.

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Word forms

homeomorphicallieshomeomorphicalliedhomeomorphicallying

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How do you pronounce “homeomorphically”?

“homeomorphically” is pronounced /hɒmɛɒmɒrfɪkællɪ/ (ho · me · o · mor · phi · cal · ly). Listen to the native-speaker clips above to hear it in real conversation.

How many syllables are in “homeomorphically”?

“homeomorphically” has 7 syllables: ho · me · o · mor · phi · cal · ly.

What does “homeomorphically” mean?

In a homeomorphic manner.

How can I hear “homeomorphically” used in real sentences?

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