thoughtstirring
The word 'thought-stirring' is syllabified as th-ought-stir-ring, with secondary stress on 'thought' and primary stress on 'stir'. It's a compound adjective formed from the roots 'thought' and 'stir' with the '-ing' suffix, following standard English syllabification rules.
Definitions
- 1
Inspiring deep consideration or emotional response; evocative.
“The poet's thought-stirring verses resonated with the audience.”
Stress pattern
Secondary stress on 'thought' (first syllable of the first word), primary stress on 'stir' (first syllable of the second word).
Syllables
th — Onset only.. ought — Onset, vowel, and coda. Stressed.. stir — Onset, vowel, and coda. Stressed.. ring — Onset, vowel, and coda.
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Onset Maximization
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Vowel Nucleus
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Coda Preference
Consonants following the vowel form the coda.
- The hyphenated structure requires consideration of the two word components.
- Potential rhoticity variations in the pronunciation of /r/.
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