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Are there any three syllable words which exist as a noun and verb?

stress minimal-pairs

Reason for pronunciation differences between different meanings of offense

phonology stress derivation

Why is chocolate pronounced as CHOK-LATE and not CHO-KO-LATE? [closed]

phonology stress fast-speech-rules

Is lexical stress mostly consistent across accents of Standard English?

accent stress

What syllable is stressed in "complex"?

pronunciation stress

What is the poetic meter of 'O.K.'? [closed]

poetry acronyms stress initialisms

What is the correct pronunciation of "elytra"?

pronunciation phonology phonetics stress

How to stress any word properly?

pronunciation stress

Each sentence is emphasising a different message depending on the word stress?

stress emphasis

-IZE: unstressed (though strong)

pronunciation suffixes phonology stress

If a speaker clearly emphasizes a word or a term, should it be written down in quotation marks?

writing-style quotation-marks typography stress emphasis

Why is “accidentally” pronounced “accident-ly” instead of “accident-tal-y”?

pronunciation british-english north-american-english stress

Why is the accent on "petrol" and "patrol" different?

pronunciation pronunciation-vs-spelling stress spelling-pronunciations

Stress in the -ing form of verbs with initial-stress-derived nouns

verbs nouns pronunciation gerunds stress

Which syllable is stressed in the word "nineteen"?

pronunciation numbers stress

Is there any evidence for "altercate" ever having been pronounced with stress on the second syllable?

verbs pronunciation historical-change early-modern-english stress

Is the diphthong [ai] on a non-primary stressed syllable a hypercorrection? [closed]

pronunciation phonology historical-change stress hypercorrection

Stress placement in compounds such as "elsewhere" and "inland"

compounds accent stress

Why are "suffice" and "sufficient" pronounced so differently?

pronunciation pronunciation-vs-spelling phonology vowels stress

Why are diacritics used in words that apparently don't need them? Is it some sort of poetic license? [duplicate]

poetry stress diacritics