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IN THE FOLLOWING, THE SOUND OF g IS RESUMED.
as-sig-nā-tion, des-ig-nā-tion, res-ig-nā-tion, be-nĭg-nant, be-nig-ni-ty, ma-lig-ni-ty, ma-lig-nant, in-dig-ni-ty, in-dig- nant, dig-ni-ty, dig-ni-fȳ, preg-nant, preg-nan-çy, im- preg-nāte, im-preg-na-ble, op-pug-nan-çy, re-pug-nant, re- pug-nan-çy, sig-ni-fȳ, sig-ni-fi-cā-tion, sig-nif-i-cant.
No. 146. – 21 Words
WORDS IN WHICH e, i, AND o, BEFORE n, ARE MUTE, THOSE WITH v ANNEXED, ARE OR MAY BE USED AS VERBS, ADMITTING ed FOR THE PAST TIME, AND ing FOR THE PARTICIPLE.
bā-con, bēa-con, beech-en, bā-sin, bēat-en, bĭt-ten, blā- zon, brā-zen, brō-ken, black-en (v), bat-ten (v), bĕck-on (v), bûr-den (v), bur-ŧhen, bid-den, slack-en (v), bound- en, bŭt-ton, broa̤ d-en (v), chō-sen, clō-ven.
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