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The American Heritage® Book of English Usage.
A Practical and Authoritative Guide to Contemporary English.  1996.

7. Pronunciation Challenges: Confusions and Controversy

§ 91. genealogy


The effect of the influence of words ending in -ology is such that people now almost always say (j´´n--j), with a short o, and much less frequently (j´´n--j), with a short a. Both pronunciations are acceptable, however.    1


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