IPA Transcription of "reification" in Australian English

The Australian English IPA transcription of “reification” is /-fəˈkæɪʃən/.

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Similar Pronunciations

/defəkæɪʃən/1

/dənæɪʃən/1

/efəkæɪʃəs/1

/evəkæɪʃən/1

/fiːæɪʃən/1

/flæɪʃən/2

/fəkeːʃən/1

/fəlæɪʃən/1

/fəlæɪʃəs/1

/fəmæɪʃən/1

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  • reify/ˈɹiːəˌfɑe/ /ˈɹiːəfɑe/

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  • reificationtreating social constructs as if they were natural things or attributes in themselves
  • reificationfallacy of treating an abstraction as if it were a real thing
  • reificationWikimedia disambiguation page
  • reificationthe process by which a computer program is turned into an object which can be manipulated by a computer program
  • reificationin knowledge representation, the process of turning a predicate or statement into an addressable object
  • reificationthe process by which an abstract idea about a person, place or thing, is turned into an explicit data model or other object created in a programming language
  • reificationuse of an idealized model of a statistical process

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