How to pronounce unexploded
“unexploded” pronunciation in American, British and Australian English
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Hear “unexploded” in: American English (91 clips)
“unexploded” in real sentences
179 clips in the index · 91 American · 3 British · 1 Australian. Clips come from public YouTube videos — parliaments, government agencies and independent channels.
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recover unexploded ordnance.
The Obama White House
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there is unexploded ordnance.
State Department
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mines and unexploded ordnance.
Nebraska Public Media
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about uh unexploded ordinances
U.S. House Armed Services Committee
Why real speech
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