How to Pronounce “nontextualism” in English
/nɒntɛkstʌælɪsm/
non·tex·tu·a·lism
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IPA/nɒntɛkstʌælɪsm/
Syllablesnon·tex·tu·a·lism
What does “nontextualism” mean?
NOUN
- A legal theory that rejects textualism.
How to pronounce “nontextualism”
- Syllables:
- non · tex · tu · a · lism
- IPA:
- /nɒntɛkstʌælɪsm/
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“nontextualism” is pronounced /nɒntɛkstʌælɪsm/ (non · tex · tu · a · lism). Listen to the audio pronunciation above to hear it spoken clearly.
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“nontextualism” has 5 syllables: non · tex · tu · a · lism.
What does “nontextualism” mean?
A legal theory that rejects textualism.