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How to Pronounce “proposalist” in English

/prɒpɒsælɪst/

pro·po·sa·list

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What does “proposalist” mean?

NOUN
  • One who submits a proposal.

Example sentences

  • Till these projectors bring specimens, and to such a bearing as the Whitehaven, and till there be a security for the ships, where the proposalists call for L. 10,000, though, as I am informed, with a great uncertainty of performance, and another call by way of subscription for above L. 20,000.
  • I do not have a specific 10 or 12-point proposal to put on the table. I am a journalist, not a proposalist. But I do have some framing questions for the

How to pronounce “proposalist

Syllables:
pro · po · sa · list
IPA:
/prɒpɒsælɪst/
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the stressed syllable in the clips above — notice how surrounding sounds blend in natural speech.

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“proposalist” is pronounced /prɒpɒsælɪst/ (pro · po · sa · list). Listen to the native-speaker clips above to hear it in real conversation.

How many syllables are in “proposalist”?

“proposalist” has 4 syllables: pro · po · sa · list.

What does “proposalist” mean?

One who submits a proposal.

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