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How to pronounce origins in British English

“origins” pronunciation by British speakers

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“origins” in real sentences — British speakers

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  1. origins of that may have arisen.

    The Scottish Parliament

  2. The expression 'Whip' has its origins in hunting terminology.

    UK Parliament

  3. We have heard about the origins of the trust legislation over 100 years ago.

    The Scottish Parliament

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