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In Britain, is unprecedented pronounced /ʌn'presidəntid/?

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The Cambridge dictionary online only gives me the US pronunciation about it.

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@oristarA,

Yes, that seems close enough.

And the stress is on the second syllable.

Some also say un-preesidentid. Either is okay.

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