How to pronounce “preternaturally” in English

was reviewed in the New York Times. Thanks, I heard it coming in from the audience there somewhere. Thank you. Thank you for bringing that up. And you know the New York Times calledit preternaturally excellent. No big deal, I am getting that tattooed right actually over my belly like "Tupac's Thug Life." I'm getting it done right over here. Sorry I had to bring that up, Iknow it's douchy but it was like literally one of the biggest moments of my life. It was awesome.

Because lightning shocks, startles, interrupts the moment-- or creates it, rather, in a sudden instant of illumination,rendering everything around it preternaturally clear by contrast to the surrounding darkness.Lightning was commonly used in romantic art and writing-- you know, think of Frankenstein-- to invoke awe, grandeur, the sublime, the unknowable,

The other aspect of acute leukemia-- and I talk about a couple of patients with acute leukemia in the book-- that's different is that those cells have stopped maturing.So they're stuck in an eternal childhood, this preternaturally immature state.So even though somebody might have a sky high white blood cell count, you might think, well, gee, that person must have a superhuman immune system,

Certain varieties have more genetic variability. Pinot noir, for example, if you take the seeds from Pinot noir they'll really look weird and different. Some will be pink. Some will“For them, the acme of oenological excellence began and ended with Manischewitz Elderberry kosher le Pesach. They were preternaturally frugal and refused to ever throw anything