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EFFECT
(General American, weak vowel merger) IPA: /əˈfɛkt/
Homophone: affect (weak vowel merger)
Weak vowel merger. The weak vowel merger is the loss of contrast between /ə/ (schwa) and unstressed /ɪ/, which occurs in certain dialects of English: notably many Southern Hemisphere, North American, Irish, and 21st-century (but not older) standard Southern British accents.

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