How to pronounce “interminable” in English

But as a reminder-- and it's very hard to imagine now, at a time when we can type anything in and have instantgratification-- there was this interminable wait, often, when you logged on the internet in the mid-'90s.And we can all remember that chirping, beeping, and straining of the modem as it connected, and then the very frustrating, sometimes infuriating message

Suppers at the royal court have become entirely too oppressive.It isn't just that they're interminable or that we must adhere to the newest fashions, the face powder, our hair tortured into great bejeweled ram's horns,the silks with sleeves so tight that it's impossible to raise one spoon to one's carefully tinctured lips.

Did anybody's mom or dad or sister or aunt or uncle ever make them a boxed Funfetti cake for your birthday?'Cause you guys seem like interminable, right?

That assumption, I think, dooms us to suffer civil war ad infinitum.To unsettle the notion that we are condemned to interminable civil war, in my recent book, "Civil Wars: A History in Ideas," I've tried to bring historical tools to bearon the challenge of civil war.

And you go from being this celebrated team before you go.when you're on these trips that seem interminable?

All those things that happen that are not visible in mice within just a few hours of severe stress.And this is what we are enduring in our society because our stress is interminable.It continues, unabated. We don't know when to shut it down because our responsibilities and the tasks

But you won't really want to.Life will be longer, but it will seem interminable.But the dichotomy on the other side is food that's delicious and sensual and compelling.

You know, and so what makes television an unstable object are the speed of its changes--if we think about the broadcast era, every day, there was a new version of television reinventedfor us. It has this interminable flow of content.It's very difficult to stop television and look at it.

that we've built in India, not just gender, but also cost, and geography, and language, and literacy.And Phoolwati was, if you read the book-- was just a great example of a woman who was completely interminablein spirit and was able to venture out into all these villages and very enthusiastically be set of an internet evangelist or Google evangelist.

about this giant block of text that's a buried treasure code from a pirate.And this guy, the narrator's friend, goes into this interminable detail about how you decipher it using redundancies in the text to decode what symbols mean and so on.It goes on for 10 pages.