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LinkedIn Pinpoint #792 Hints & Answer: Pronunciation & Etymology

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Pinpoint #792 opens with Pronunciation, Etymology, and Part of speech. Compare all five clues below, then reveal the category and its connections.

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Pronunciation, etymology, part of speech, an example sentence, and a definition are standard pieces of information assembled in a dictionary entry.

5 Clues

  1. Clue 1Pronunciation
  2. Clue 2Etymology
  3. Clue 3Part of speech
  4. Clue 4Example sentence
  5. Clue 5Definition

Questions about Pinpoint #792

What do Pronunciation, Etymology, and Part of speech have in common? (answer spoiler)

The shared category is Parts of a dictionary entry.

Definition and pronunciation are the clearest anchors. Part of speech and example sentence establish the entry’s structure, while etymology adds the word’s historical origin.

Read how each of the five clues fits this category.

What does “Pronunciation” mean in this puzzle? (answer spoiler)

Pronunciation guides show how a headword is spoken, often with phonetic symbols or audio.

What does “Etymology” mean in this puzzle? (answer spoiler)

Etymology traces a word’s origin and the earlier forms from which it developed.

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LinkedIn Pinpoint #792 clue card: Pronunciation; Etymology; Part of speech; Example sentence; Definition.
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