How to pronounce “wedged” in English

wedged in the trunk of an oak tree.

removing the coins that tourists wedged into the rocks.

It's just kind of wedged in between two pieces.

It's a heavily militarized Russian exclave on the Baltic Sea wedged between Poland and Lithuania.

But this piece has-- The corner piece is wedged in between two pieces.

And I've always wondered what Cicero thought about being wedged between the Puritans on both sides of him there.

So it seems that you're describing a really wedged situation here with the laws and how the money flows.

because it's really fighting that perception-- if we're going to be wedged into narratives, we have to fit into it.

His left foot was clenched with a nail, wedged between his big toe and the one after that, which seemed to keep him in place while he spun in a circle.

My parachute harness was too big for me, and it became wedged in the canopy bar when I tried to escape.

They're not glued into the neck, they're just wedged into it.

That camping trip he talked about, weirdly, weirdly wedged into his conversation last week.