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Accessories – For this word:  the “A” turns into an i-schwa;  for the “cc” combination — the first “c” is hard, and the second “c” is soft (this is one of TWO standard pronunciations of this letter combination in The Common Tongue);  then, for the “-ess” suffix – the “e” is short, and the final “ss” combination is pronounced simply like the single letter “s” (this is one of two standard pronunciations of this suffix in The Common Tongue);  then, the “o” disappears;  the “ie” combination is pronounced simply like the single long letter “e” (this is the standard pronunciation of this letter combination in The Common Tongue);  and the final “s” is pronounced (almost) like the letter “s”.

– /ihk-SEH-s’r-eez/ – /ə(ɪ)kˈsɛ.sɚ.iːz/ – Notice also that the stress is on the second syllable –

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See Also:  Access, Accessibility & Accessible

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