Andrew Carnegie is a proper noun referring to the 19th- and early-20th-century industrialist. It comprises a two-syllable given name followed by a two-syllable surname, commonly pronounced with stress on the first syllable of each name. Its pronunciation features a crisp American /ˈæn.druː/ (Carnegie: /ˈkɑːr.nə.ɡi/) or /ˈkɑːr nəˌɡiː/ in some accents, with careful distinction between the d sound and r-colored vowels.
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