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How is the word `hegemony' pronounced?

(Vasanthi Rao, Cochin )

The `e' in the first syllable and the `y' in the final syllable are like `i' in `hit', `bit', and `pit'. The `gem' in the second is pronounced like the word `gem'. The `o' is like the `a' in `china' and the main stress is on the second syllable. This is one way of pronouncing the word. `Hegemony' is a formal word and is used to refer to a situation in which one group has more control or power than others.

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