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How to pronounce camaraderie

Check camaraderie pronunciation with CMUdict sound tokens and stress, then practise two original sentences and download a voiceover audition worksheet.

The dictionary sound sequence

CMUdict lists this North American English pronunciation for camaraderie. Read each sequence from left to right. The numbers mark vowel stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.

Dictionary variant 1

K AA2 M ER0 AA1 D ER0 IY0

Syllable estimate: 5 vowel nuclei
Primary stress: 3rd vowel position
Secondary stress: 1st vowel position

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Syllable counts come from vowel tokens; CMUdict does not supply syllable boundaries here. Variant order follows the dictionary and does not rank correctness. This lexicon does not represent every accent or context.

Use camaraderie in context

Camaraderie describes the friendly trust and companionship that develop among people sharing an experience. Profiles, sports stories, and workplace accounts often use it to summarize a group relationship. Concrete acts of support make the feeling credible and help narrators avoid giving the passage an overly promotional tone.

The long rehearsals created a quiet camaraderie among the musicians.
Their camaraderie showed in the way they shared difficult assignments.

Read the sound tokens

Each example word below is a cue for the named sound, rather than a respelling of camaraderie. Unstressed vowels may sound reduced. These cues follow the CMU phoneme-set key (Appendix A).

Ksound in keyconsonant

AAsound in oddvowel

Msound in meconsonant

ERsound in hurtvowel

Dsound in deeconsonant

IYsound in eatvowel

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How to pronounce camaraderie

Word: camaraderie
Dictionary variant: 1 of 1
CMUdict ARPABET: K AA2 M ER0 AA1 D ER0 IY0
Vowel nuclei / estimated syllables: 5
Primary stress: 3rd vowel position

ORIGINAL AUDITION SCRIPT
The long rehearsals created a quiet camaraderie among the musicians.
Their camaraderie showed in the way they shared difficult assignments.

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Practice note: Test camaraderie inside a sentence describing a specific shared experience. Compare a warm voice with a more observational delivery, and listen for a natural connection to the people involved rather than a ceremonial emphasis on the abstract noun.

CMUdict is a North American English lexicon, not a recording or a complete accent guide.
Variant order is dictionary order; it is not a ranking of correctness.
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