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Read the dictionary entry. tempest

tem•pest | \ tĕm' pĭst \

noun

1. a violent windstorm

2. a violent commotion

verb

1. to disturb violently

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Which part of the dictionary entry shows the pronunciation of the word tempest?

noun

tem•pest

\ tĕm' pĭst \

to disturb violently

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Read the dictionary entry. tempest

tem•pest | \ tĕm' pĭst \

noun

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