How to pronounce “stunted” in English

So the children are stunted and show signs of emaciation and then "obesity begins to manifest itself in the female population and reaches enormous proportions from 30 onwards."

And everyone's quite emotionally stunted, I feel.

a lot of damage and stunted dreams or whatever-- yes, that's what it's tapping into.

So these children who are stunted, it affects their physical development.

father thomas doyle whose career was stunted by church leaders after he became in 1985 at leading advocate for

How is my career progression going to be potentially stunted because I have to hold back and wait for this mission to launch?

45 million children under the age of five are stunted in India.

And that's one of the things that stunted at least the music part of hip hop in Chicago, was that a lot of that industry

the fear of loss or the pain of loss is actually kind of stunted in them.

But crucially, if they avoided being stunted, they had three times the pay.

In Burundi, over half the children are stunted.

So, working for a very large brand name financial services firm, and they were stunted with how to grow.

mountains, a chalet type house in a cul-de-sac, the yard of which was overgrown with wide, stunted, Seussian trees, each of which triggered a deep sentimental longing--

In fact, we think that difference means the black hole had even greater power over what was going on in these teenage galaxies and probably stunted their growth.

The waiting room was full of mothers with thin, stunted young children,