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No. 130. – 56 Words
IN THE FOLLOWING WORDS, THE SYLLABLES sier and zier ARE PRO- NOUNCED LIKE zher OR zhur, sion ARE PRONOUNCED zhun, AND sia ARE PRONOUNCED zha.
brā-sier, gla-zier, gra-zier, hō-sier, o-sier, cro-sier, fū- sion, af-fu-sion, co-hē-sion, ad-he-sion, de-lu-sion, e-ro- sion, e-va-sion, pro-fu-sion, a-bra-sion, col-lu-sion, con- clu-sion, con-fu-sion, cor-ro-sion, oc-ca-sion, per-va-sion, e-lu-sion, dif-fu-sion, dis-plo-sion, ex-plo-sion, ef-fu-sion, il-lu-sion, in-fu-sion, in-va-sion, suf-fu-sion, dis-suā-sion, per-sua-sion, am-bro-siȧ, ob-trṳ-sion, de-trṳ-sion, in-trṳ- sion, pro-trṳ-sion, ex-trṳ-sion.
IN SOME OF THE FOLLOWING WORDS, THE TERMINATING SYLLABLE IS PRONOUNCED zhun, AND IN OTHER THE VOWEL i MAY BE CONSIDERED TO HAVE THE SOUND OF y.
ab-sçis-sion, col-lis-ion, de-çis-ion, de-ris-ion, e-lis-ion, pre-çis-ion, pro-vis-ion, re-vis-ion, re-sçis-sion, con-çis- ion, ex-çis-ion, di-vis-ion, in-çis-ion, mis-pris-ion, pre-vis- ion, e-ly̆ s-ian, cir-cum-çis-ion, sub-dĭ-vis-ion.
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