Question 1

How do native speakers pronounce "uninucleated" in English?

Accepted Answer

In natural English speech, "uninucleated" appears in contexts such as: "duum part of the small intestines we can look at the smooth muscles and you can see that they're unstriated they contain no striations and each cell is also uninucleated in that it contains only one nucleus and so for example this smooth this group of smooth muscle cells they are in a relaxed position and when they contract what essentially happens is that they squeeze together and when they squeeze together this is what allows the movement of food down our". Listen to the exact timestamped clip in the accompanying video with synchronized subtitles.

Question 2

Where can I hear "uninucleated" used in a real sentence?

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Our pronunciation database found 2 conversational video occurrences of "uninucleated" with real-time synchronized transcripts and sentence context.

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