Equivalents: si in vision, zi in glazier, su in treasure, z in azure, g in mirage
Phonetic Symbol /ʒ/
            Drill: zhah, zha, zhee, zhoo, zhoh, zhaw
            
            azh, ezh, izh, oozh, uzh, ozh
          
            
            This sound occurs finally and medially
          
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                   mirage  | 
                
                   adhesion  | 
                
                   allusion  | 
              
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                   rouge  | 
                
                   elusion  | 
                
                   explosion  | 
              
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                   decision  | 
                
                   corrosion  | 
                
                   intrusion  | 
              
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                   collision  | 
                
                   seizure  | 
                
                   measure  | 
              
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                   explosion  | 
                
                   pleasure  | 
                
                   composure  | 
              
- Shall we tread a measure? Yes, with greatest pleasure
 - The explosion caused much confusion among that division
 - Their seclusion in the in closure prevented the seizure of the treasure
 - The account of the invasion hastened his decision
 - He said that a mirage was an optical illusion
 - Fraze r's azure eyes danced with pleasure as she showed the osier basket to us.
 
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                   vision  | 
                
                   invasion  | 
              
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                   azure  | 
                
                   precision  | 
              
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                   usual  | 
                
                   delusion  | 
              
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                   usury  | 
                
                   persuasion  | 
              
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                   revision  | 
                
                   evasion  | 
              
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                   erosion  | 
                
                   visionary  | 
              
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                   division  | 
                
                   confusion  | 
              
- The division was made with precise ion.
 - The visionary poet's composition was read with pleasure
 - We will measure the wheat as usual when we have leisure.
 - Did the allusion to the event destroy the Hoosier's composure?
 - The unusual seizure of the Parisian gown caused great confusion
 - After much persuasion Mr. Fosher gave his decision as to the cause of the collision.
 - Shouts of derision followed his evasion of the explanation of the intrusion
 - Unusual provision was made at the menagerie to avoid an explosion
 - King Midas spent his leisure time in seclusion with his golden treasure
 - The judge in his decision made prov1s1on for the division of the property.
 - "Over wealthy in the treasure. Of her own exceeding pleasure.' '