Home Free English Pronunciation Tools Use in a sentence / assimilation

Examples of the the word, assimilation , in a Sentence Context

The word ( assimilation ), is the 12316 most frequently used in English word vocabulary

Mastering contextual understanding of words and phrases is a vital skill for effective communication and English learning. Enhance your proficiency by practicing with our handpicked collection of 50 English phrases.

At the end of the list you can practice your english pronunciation

  1. By the dropping of vestigial Yupik-related features, increasing consonant, assimilation ,(e.g., kumlu, meaning " thumb," changes to Lulu, changes to Kabul, ),and
  2. Often have globalized rather than pharyngealized emphatic. # Guttural, assimilation ,– This is the main feature of Samaritan pronunciation, also found in the
  3. Fall of the Western Roman Empire. In Scandinavia, there is a long history of, assimilation ,of and by the Sami people and Finnish peoples, namely Finns and Martians. In
  4. As the poet Alan Seeger and the hardened mercenaries of the old legion, making, assimilation , difficult. Nevertheless, the old and the new men of the foreign legion fought
  5. For the Christians, the process of Arab settlement, of conversion to Islam and, assimilation ,into the dominant culture caused their gradual conversion. For many of them
  6. Source of some religious concepts that the two cultures share and, whether the, assimilation ,was from Nubia to Egypt, the reverse, or through continuing exchanges. At one
  7. Public schools are intended to address the near-loss of this culture to English, assimilation , In the 1960s,the Fortress of Louisbourg was partially reconstructed by Parks
  8. Social structure's bottom; it is still too early to predict their patterns of, assimilation ,and social mobility. Today, an increasingly large percentage of the population
  9. Were observant Jews, his parents embraced Enlightenment values, including their, assimilation ,into modern German society. Boas’s parents were educated, well-to-do,and
  10. The nation" ( which allow people to become members of a nation by cultural, assimilation ,) and a purely linguistic definitions (which see" the nation" as all
  11. Of Western Francis form part of the ancestry of the French people. Examples of, assimilation ,during the Viking Age include the Norsemen settled in Normandy and on the
  12. Is still disunity and, especially,disagreement on the relative importance of, assimilation ,versus cultural defiance. According to German hip hop enthusiast 9@home
  13. And Language (the language of the Qur'an) through conversion and cultural, assimilation , Arab's population The table below shows the number of Arab people, including
  14. The goal of Christian life as deification, identified both as Platonism's, assimilation ,into God and the biblical imitation of God. Life Because Early Alexandrian
  15. Through immigration from England, France and Flanders and from the resulting, assimilation ,of native Gaelic-speaking Scots. The Scots language is the resulting Germanic
  16. The mid-20th century, prior to this knowledge being wiped out by mass media, assimilation ,with the rest of North America. A fragment of Gaelic culture remains in Nova
  17. Population, These indigenous peoples have been historically resisting to, assimilation ,into the broader Mexican society, with is best seen in the retention rates of
  18. To society changes. Soon, after five centuries of mingled and interacted with, assimilation ,and acculturation with the native south-east Asia society, Islam was emerged as
  19. Process, or by the second or third generation of the family after some, assimilation ,into American culture. However, many last names were altered slightly due to
  20. Among the world's languages. It is quite prone to considerable reduction and, assimilation ,of both consonants and vowels even in very formal standard language. A rare
  21. The Dawes Act would lift Native Americans out of poverty and encourage their, assimilation ,into white society, but its ultimate effect was to weaken the tribal
  22. Congo Beta and Ferdinand Lyon analyzed and criticized colonialism and rejected, assimilation , Shortly after independence, filmmakers such as Jean-Paul NASA and Thérèse
  23. And example of Jesus and instead be lured into unquestioning adoption and, assimilation ,of worldly, national or cultural values - imperialism, nationalism,and civil
  24. In developing robots that can mimic it can be found historically in the, assimilation ,of two concepts: simulacra (devices that exhibit likeness) and automata (
  25. Tradition in the United States. Ethnic cohesiveness is a resistance strategy to, assimilation ,and the accompanying cultural dissolution. Cultural aspects The term Chicano is
  26. Cultures and customs. One issue was that the time away from family caused the, assimilation ,of Native American students into American culture, rather than allowing the
  27. Of Britain resulted in Anglo-Saxon, or English, displacement of and cultural, assimilation ,of the indigenous culture, the Brythonic speaking British culture causing the
  28. country's Jewish community survived the war virtually intact. By the 1980s, assimilation , and emigration had significantly reduced the size of the community, and it was
  29. A pioneering role in the remarkable advancement of weather forecasting and data, assimilation ,systems. ECM WF has dramatically improved the accuracy and reliability of
  30. From him. As such, Yudhisthira is known as Dharmapur. There is also an, assimilation ,of the god Dharma and Rama, the god responsible for the dead. In technical
  31. South. Drawing on millennia of interaction (trade, acculturation,occupation, assimilation , and war) with Northern Egyptians, the Kushites king Pine left his spiritual
  32. Signed it into law on October 1,1888. He encouraged the idea of cultural, assimilation , pushing for the passage of the Dawes Act, which provided for distribution of
  33. At this time, the term Chicano began to reference those who resisted total, assimilation , while the term Ponchos referred (often pejoratively) to those who strongly
  34. Indicated that the Broad speakers demonstrated a greater tendency for syllable, assimilation ,and consonant elision, were more likely to use weak consonants or restricted
  35. Instead, according to them, vowel harmony originated in each daughter branch as, assimilation ,of the vowel in the first syllable to the vowel in the second syllable (which
  36. Imposing itself on a native culture, either by means of conquest or by gradual, assimilation , A hormone (from Greek" impetus" ) is a chemical released by a cell or a
  37. Phenotype-first theory of evolution, mutations can eventually cause the genetic, assimilation ,of traits that were previously induced by the environment. Mutation bias
  38. In diphthongs after the vowels and, not as a consonant. Common, if debated, assimilation ,includes the pronunciation of NK as and KZ as. Many consonant
  39. New immigrants to the United States. Continuing the struggle over land and, assimilation , the US proposed the end to the tribal lands held in common, and allotment of
  40. Of Portuguese descent, status differences were based on the varying degrees of, assimilation ,into the dominant group's Anglicized practices. Next to the bottom were Middle
  41. For the second phase (e.g. Parcel) as" vowel harmony, i. e., of the, assimilation ,of vowels in neighboring syllables ...." Phases The writing system had two
  42. Of Asia, carried by successive waves of immigration, expansion,and cultural, assimilation , are part of the modern culture of China. Prehistory Paleolithic What is now
  43. Of this would be, in turn, caused by Arabization, French dominance, and other, assimilation ,policies imposed by the governments of North Africa. The Berber languages have
  44. And Hankie Maim were educated by European missionary societies and advocated, assimilation ,into European culture as the means to bring Cameroon into the modern world.
  45. S national heritage, culture and arts worldwide. On the other hand,an, assimilation ,campaign of the late 1980s directed against ethnic Turks resulted in the
  46. The term Ponchos referred (often pejoratively) to those who strongly advocated, assimilation , In Mexico, which by American standards would be considered classist or racist
  47. Expand their employment opportunities. Indian policy experts hoped to expedite, assimilation ,of Native Americans to the larger American society, which was becoming urban.
  48. German state under Nazi leadership was to eradicate Czech nationality through, assimilation , deportation, and extermination of the Czech intelligentsia; the intellectual
  49. Atari Association. It was originally controlled by the government to speed Ainu, assimilation ,and integration into the Japanese nation-state. It now is run exclusively by
  50. As Yamato people but may be descendants of Sugar Ainu after cultural, assimilation , *Sakhalin Ainu – Pure blooded individuals may be surviving in Hokkaido. From

Now it is your turn - use the english voice checker

Take control of your English pronunciation with our Voice Checker tool. It's your turn to sound confident and fluent!


Here it will appear the recognized speech.

Your voice recordings list

To download your recording the the download link above the audio player

Our data base is updated daily, click here to check out all sentences

Free Text to Speech Tool: Convert Text to Audio Online

Now that you have trained speaking all the phrases you can use our tool to improve your english speaking skills. You have the option of using four different synthesized english voices: Microsoft Mark - English (United States), Microsoft Zira - English (United States), Microsoft David - English (United States), Google US English, Google UK English Female, Google UK English Male

Note that it may take some seconds for your to be able to hear the voice