Sanders' Union Fourth Reader by Charles W. Sanders
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The more forcible stress of voice, is called the _Primary Accent_; and
the less forcible, the _Secondary Accent_. EXAMPLES OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ACCENT. In the following examples the Primary Accent is designated by double accentual marks, thus: _Ed''-u-cate'_, _ed'-u-ca''-tion_, _mul''-ti-ply'_, _mul'-ti-pli-ca''-tion_, _sat''-is-fy'_, _sat'-is-fac''-tion_, _com'-pre-hend''_, _com'-pre-hen''-sion_, _rec'-om-mend''_, _rec'-om-mend-a''-tion_, _mo''-ment-a'-ry_, _com-mun''-ni-cate'_, _com'-pli-ment''-al_, _in-dem'-ni-fi-ca''-tion_, _ex'-tem-po-ra''-ne-ous_, _coun'-ter-rev'-o-lu''-tion-a-ry_. NOTE II.--The change of accent on the same word often changes its meaning. EXAMPLES. col'-league, _a partner_. col-league', _to unite with_. con'-duct, _behavior_. con-duct', _to lead_. des'-cant, _a song or tune_. des-cant', _to comment_. ob'-ject, _ultimate purpose_. ob-ject', _to oppose_. in'-ter-dict, _a prohibition_. in-ter-dict', _to forbid_. |
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