The phrase “thorough” is pronounced with a brief “o” sound, as in “cot.” The stress is on the second syllable, so it feels like “THUR-uh.” Listed here are some examples of how one can pronounce “thorough” in a sentence:
- “She was very thorough in her analysis.”
- “I want to provide this report an intensive overview.”
- “He was an intensive gentleman.”
The phrase “thorough” is usually used to explain somebody who’s cautious and takes their time to do issues correctly. It may also be used to explain one thing that’s full and complete.
