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honorable, distinguished, aristocratic.
1st syllable stressed.
nobel
a prestigious award of achievement.
2nd syllable stressed.
Nobel
a sick or disabled person.
1st syllable stressed.
invalid
not valid, void.
2nd syllable stressed.
invalid
individual, private.
1st syllale stressed.
personal
a group of people employed in an organization or a place of work.
2nd syllable stressed
personnel
worthy of choice, suitable, legally qualified. 1st syllable stressed.
eligible
impossible or hard to read. 2nd syllable stressed.
illegible
parts of speech that substitute for nouns are pronouns such as he and she. 1st syllable stressed.
pronouns
to say words, to utter.
2nd syllable stressed.
pronounce