How to pronounce "greet"

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what if our machines could be more than

what if our machines could be more than just our tools and instead a new type of

just our tools and instead a new type of

just our tools and instead a new type of companion species I decided to make this

companion species I decided to make this

companion species I decided to make this world I'm describing a reality I created

world I'm describing a reality I created

world I'm describing a reality I created two new machine species that I call

two new machine species that I call

two new machine species that I call aerobes I released 12 aerobes so they

aerobes I released 12 aerobes so they

aerobes I released 12 aerobes so they could form their own small

could form their own small

could form their own small ecosystem when you look at these aerobes

ecosystem when you look at these aerobes

ecosystem when you look at these aerobes it gives you a feeling almost opposite

it gives you a feeling almost opposite

it gives you a feeling almost opposite to The Uncanny Valley you know know that

to The Uncanny Valley you know know that

to The Uncanny Valley you know know that they're mechanical yet they feel

they're mechanical yet they feel

they're mechanical yet they feel palpably alive and it makes you want to

palpably alive and it makes you want to

palpably alive and it makes you want to embrace and coexist with them so I

embrace and coexist with them so I

embrace and coexist with them so I worked with my team to create what is

worked with my team to create what is

worked with my team to create what is called an artificial life simulation

called an artificial life simulation

called an artificial life simulation this software allows each aob to develop

this software allows each aob to develop

this software allows each aob to develop unique behaviors and to respond

unique behaviors and to respond

unique behaviors and to respond autonomously to its environment an arob

autonomously to its environment an arob

autonomously to its environment an arob might be curious about your heat

might be curious about your heat

might be curious about your heat signature and fly over to greet and

signature and fly over to greet and

signature and fly over to greet and flirt with you while other Arabs are

flirt with you while other Arabs are

flirt with you while other Arabs are more shy and might go out of their way

more shy and might go out of their way

more shy and might go out of their way to avoid a crowd My Hope Is that these

to avoid a crowd My Hope Is that these

to avoid a crowd My Hope Is that these Arabs will help us appreciate a more

Arabs will help us appreciate a more

Arabs will help us appreciate a more diverse way of living in being their

diverse way of living in being their

diverse way of living in being their purpose is not to compete with us or to

purpose is not to compete with us or to

purpose is not to compete with us or to dominate us but to ask us what a more

dominate us but to ask us what a more

dominate us but to ask us what a more compatible future could look like

Phonetic Breakdown of "greet"

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Standard Phonetic Pronunciation:

/ɡɹiːt/

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G R IY1 T

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Definition of "greet"

Pronunciation: /ɡɹiːt/

Verb

To welcome in a friendly manner, either in person or through another means e.g. writing or over the phone/internet
To arrive at or reach, or meet (talking of something which brings joy)
To accost; to address.
To meet and give salutations.
To be perceived by (somebody).

Example: "A brilliant dawn greeted her eyes as she looked out of the window."

Pronunciation: /ɡɹiːt/

Adjective

(obsolete outside Scotland) Great.

Pronunciation: /ɡɹiːt/

Noun

Mourning, weeping, lamentation.

Verb

To weep; to cry.

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