How to pronounce mergers in American English
“mergers” pronunciation by American speakers
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“mergers” in real sentences — American speakers
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non-horizontal mergers in three areas vertical partial mergers and um conglomerate mergers or
Dept of Justice
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at mergers among refiners or both suppliers so horizontal mergers mergers at the distribution level so
FTC
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>> there have been mergers.
GAO
Words that sound like “mergers”
Words one sound away from mergers — the pairs that are easy to mix up. Listen to them back to back.
Other forms of “mergers”
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