How to pronounce “unmarked” in English

They sent an unmarked car.

You can now have unmarked packaging.

It was an unmarked field, but it was 10 yards away.

And they would send an unmarked car for me the next morning.

But we can take away whiteness's unmarked power by naming it.

And this side is the unmarked side.

There's Bessie Smith in her unmarked grave.

There's a concept in communication that is called marked and unmarked communication.

And I see all these cop cars and unmarked vehicles and then these protesters in those plastic handcuffs.

So that's just classic, unmarked dialect in English.

And two other squad cars, unmarked, had pulled up.

one uniformed, three plainclothes officers-- that would drive around in a four-door unmarked sedan.

So if I look at you this way, this is unmarked, straightforward communication-- me just talking to you.

So the downward inflection when speaking in English is the traditional, or rather unmarked, dialect of English, where we start high and we end low.

clubs were transformed into speak eases the phrase to be 86 from AAR I.E ejected was born at the unmarked ches which

deserve to be struck by lightning, hacked up on the spot, and buried in an unmarked grave."

And I don't know if you can see my feet, but this is another example of marked and unmarked communication.

The two great quotes that I use at the end of the book, one is by President Bush, who, 9 days after 9/11, said that al Qaeda would eventually "join the unmarked grave of discarded