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How to pronounce inhibitors in American English
“inhibitors” pronunciation by American speakers
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There are entry inhibitors, reverse transcriptase inhibitors, integrase inhibitors, and finally the HIV protease inhibitors; and
NIH
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Three are neuraminidase inhibitors.
CDC
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So anticoagulation meds not dual antiplatelet inhibitors.
FAA
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