How to pronounce “spurious” in English

I like solemn, angular, creaky words, such as straight-laced, cantankerous, pecunious, valedictory.I like spurious, black-is-white words, such as mortician, liquidates, tonsorial, demimonde.I like suave, V-words, such as Svengali, svelte, bravura, verve.

And I traced it to a marketing agency.So I think it was pretty spurious.But then, of course, we've got to look to China for the real innovation.

So news organizations are very jealously guarding their credibility, as, for example, Dan Rather learned, to his discomfort, back in 2003, when he published informationthat turned out to be spurious with CBS News' imprimatur on it-- very important for organizations like CNN, the New York Timesto maintain their credibility.

changed a system that seemed hopeless.100 percent." I think it's a spurious argument.

I wanted to wear it on my sleeve to make people confront that they were among people who were the kind of peopleAnd if there's a mechanism in the Fitbit that detects spurious sensor events in order to stop the Fitbit from telling you that you've walked 10,000

So it's very good, because these warnings are issued by all the national met services.So again, we don't want spurious warnings-- it's going to be a really cold winter with severe thunderstorms, and blizzards, and everything.

We don't regard anything below 30.But also there is an issue about we have a vast majority of bacterial DNA that can have spurious similarity to placesin the human genome.

Or because tech always has a dark side, is this now the way to abduct kids from school?And it's got to the stage where I can't tell the difference between real innovation that somebody has put to market and a spurious, fake one.Last year, I saw the combined fork and spoon, the sfoon, that was for people too busy catching up on their messaging and their Gmail to actually have lunch.

So it's very good, because these warnings are issued by all the national met services.It's fine. But it's important that there's a warning-- that there aren't all these spurious warnings, I think.

So her advisor, Shapley, and the reigning authority on stellar composition told her not to make too much of thisand just say, OK, these were my findings, but it's probably a spurious result.And that's what she said in her dissertation.