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What is example of tertiary stress words?

It seems you're asking about tertiary stress in words, but this term isn't typically used in linguistics.

Here's why:

* Stress in language refers to the emphasis or prominence given to syllables in a word.

* Primary stress is the strongest emphasis, often marked with a symbol like an apostrophe (').

* Secondary stress is a weaker emphasis, often marked with a smaller symbol like a comma (,) or a smaller apostrophe.

* There's no widely recognized concept of "tertiary stress" as a distinct level of emphasis.

Example of primary and secondary stress:

* "re'cord'ing" - Primary stress on the first syllable, secondary stress on the third syllable.

Important Note:

- The occurrence and placement of stress are language-specific. The examples above follow the typical stress patterns of English.

- Some languages have more complex stress systems.

If you have a specific example in mind, please provide it, and I can help you analyze the stress pattern.

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