Today’s
Word: euthanasia
Pronunciation:
/ju:θǝ’nasia/
Part
of Speech: noun
Etymology:
of Greek origin
Meaning:
the act of killing someone without pain, especially
someone who is suffering from a disease that cannot be cured
Usage:
Euthanasia seems to be the only solution to the patient’s
endless pain.
Synonym: mercy killing, assisted suicide
Do you say a euthanasia law or an euthanasia law? The normal rule is an because euthanasia starts with the letter e, but it doesn't sound right and spell check changes it to "a" euthanasia law.
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