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[-muh]
The final syllable “muh” is pronounced like the word “muh” or “ma” in “mama.”
When pronouncing the word “glaucoma” formally, remember to stress the first syllable, pronounce the “KOH” part smoothly, and end with the “muh” sound.
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– It’s essential to undergo regular eye examinations to detect early signs of glaucoma.
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[-KOH-]
This section sounds similar to the word “coke” but without the final “k” sound. September’s Words in the News explain all.
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