How to pronounce“word by word”in English

Because if you look at the word by word transition

Not restate it word by word but paraphrase it.

Rather than a set of word by word associations, sentences are assembled in a hierarchical structure that looks like an upside down tree.

by bit, word by word, perhaps not even recognizing that inspiration is striking in hundreds of tiny microscopic ways as they push through another sentence,

I would write down what the line means word by word so that I could kind of express what I'm singing.

jot them down, transcribe them word by word in these Commonplace Books and they would intersperse them with their own ideas on thoughts about the world and their various inquiries

And I also keep in mind the moments when Kate read my paper word by word, and helped me go through every sentence of the paper.

about jumping and your brain you can train your brain to just absorb words in their totality versus kind of reading word by word and also not I've I've

That’s thanks to a tool called a transformer, which lets certain kinds of AI process entire sequences of data at once, rather than reading word by word or number by number.

And if you think of something like speech you’re probably not aware of my speech in a syllable by syllable, word by word manner.

So in the case of speech, for example, we don’t have an experience of every syllable by syllable, every word by word.