IPA Transcription of "suspect" in American English

The American English IPA transcription of “suspect” is /səˈspɛkt/.

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Dialect Variants

DialectIPAPOS
English (Australia)/səˈspekt/
English (United Kingdom)/ˈsʌspɛkt/
English (United Kingdom)/səˈspɛkt/

Similar Pronunciations

/spɛkt/1

/səlɛkt/1

/səspɛks/1

/səspɛkts/2

/səspɛktv/1

/səspɛktəd/1

/səspɛktɪd/1

/səspɛktɪŋ/1

/səspɛnd/1

/səspɛns/1

Derivations

  • suspicion/səsˈpɪʃən/ /səˈspɪʃən/
  • suspects/səˈspɛkts/ /səsˈpɛkts/ /ˈsʌˌspɛks/ /ˈsʌsˌpɛks/ /səˈspɛks/ /səsˈpɛks/ /ˈsʌsˌpɛkts/ /ˈsʌˌspɛkts/
  • suspected/səˈspɛktəd/ /səˈspɛktɪd/ /səsˈpɛktɪd/
  • suspectest/səˈspɛktɪst/ /səsˈpɛktɪst/ /ˈsʌˌspɛktɪst/ /ˈsʌsˌpɛktɪst/ /səˈspɛktvɪst/ /ˈsʌspɛktnɪst/
  • suspecting/səsˈpɛktɪŋ/ /səˈspɛktɪŋ/

Similar Words

  • suspects
    /səˈspɛkts//səsˈpɛkts//ˈsʌˌspɛks//ˈsʌsˌpɛks//səˈspɛks//səsˈpɛks//ˈsʌsˌpɛkts//ˈsʌˌspɛkts/

Items

  • SuspectUK television series
  • suspectknown person suspected of committing a crime
  • Suspect1987 film by Peter Yates
  • Suspect1960 film directed by Roy Boulting and John Boulting
  • SuspectWikimedia disambiguation page
  • Suspect1984 video game
  • Suspect2008 German short film directed by Felix Hassenfratz
  • Suspecttelevision series
  • Suspect1961 film

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