Object

• curse: In fact, it pronounces a curse over us: " CONDEMNED TO DIE " .

• benediction: The service concluded with the hymn " The King of Love " and the Benediction pronounced by the Bishop.

• decree: Once the court has pronounced the decree nisi, a formal court order is prepared.

• judgment: Lindsay J pronounced judgment on these aspects on 7 November 2003.

• sentence: Then, finally it pronounced a death sentence on John.

Preposition: on

• matter: It is Babylonian as everyone competent to pronounce on the matter knows.

Adjective complement

• dead: The man, who has not been named, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Balfour Hospital in Kirkwall.

Modifying Another Word

• identically: This word is pronounced identically with the much less common word rite.

• differently: Within one hundred years vowel were pronounced differently which caused different spelling for various words, which were not used in official documents.

• correctly: Then I came to " enigma " which I pronounced correctly.

• particularly: This trend is particularly pronounced in Prague, where only 13 small theaters remain, down from 57 in 1990.

• especially: The risk was especially pronounced for younger coffee drinkers.

• sufficiently: However, these associations are not sufficiently pronounced to warrant dose adjustment.

Used with why or when

• when: In the Coxless class, the contrast between May standards and Michaelmas was highly pronounced when the Pembroke coxless four took to the water.

Infinitive complement

• rhyme: One example is name, which in Chaucer's time was pronounced to rhyme with calm.

Preposition: in

• favor: The editorial board too pronounced emphatically in favor of this.

• region: The behavior is particularly pronounced in shallow regions, such as on the continental shelf in the Bay of Bengal.

• way: The combination " ough " can be pronounced in nine different ways.