I would have pronounced satiety to relate to satiated as well. It makes sense.
Thank you. I am validated.
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I would have pronounced satiety to relate to satiated as well. It makes sense.
Thank you. I am validated.
Yeah, and I think I had a third pronunciation for it: suh-SHI-i-tee. Interesting that.
SAY-she-ate-tee.
It's starting not to sound like a word anymore.
More than one pronunciation of 'ancient' wigs me as well. Feels so wrong.
I think I had a third pronunciation for it: suh-SHI-i-tee.
At least you're validating the "sh" sound.
What other pronunciations are there for "ancient"? AYN-chint.
What Epic said!
But no, it's suh-TAY-i-tee. Which I think is dumb-sounding. But whatever.
I literally learned the correct pronunciation from the Simpsons. No, really. Homer ordered a subliminal weight-loss tape, but they sent him an increase-your-vocabulary tape instead. And one of the words he used was "satiety."
Thanks, Simpsons!
I think I would probably avoid satiety in favor of changing my sentence around to not pronounce it! Then again, I have to fudge the pronunciation of lots of medical words--sometimes no one really knows how these drugs are supposed to be pronounced anyway!
sometimes no one really knows how these drugs are supposed to be pronounced anyway!
Fluoroquinolone! t edit P-C once wrote me a haiku with the word "fluoroquinolone" when I contributed to his 826 Valencia spelling bee. It was a good haiku.
What other pronunciations are there for "ancient"? AYN-chint.
Ank, like ankle, shent.
There were times, basically whenever he said it, that I thought it might be a legitimate reason to break up with my ex. But then I heard it elsewhere.