Rhysand is a character name from the popular book series, A Court of Thorns and Roses. It is pronounced as 'ree-sand' in both British and American English.

In British English, the IPA transcription would be /riːsænd/, while in American English it would be /riːzænd/.

To correctly pronounce this word, follow these steps:

1. Begin with the letter "R", make sure to roll your tongue slightly upwards and back to form a small bump. The IPA transcription for this sound is /r/.

2. Then, move on to the first vowel sound "ee", which is a long vowel sound. It is pronounced by opening your mouth wide and saying "ee" as in "meet". The IPA transcription for this sound is /iː/.

3. Next, combine the "ee" sound with the letter "s" to form "see". The IPA transcription for this sound is /s/.

4. Finally, end with the last syllable "and", which is pronounced as "and" in both British and American English. The IPA transcription for this sound is /ænd/.

So altogether, the correct pronunciation would be /riːsænd/ in British English and /riːzænd/ in American English.

Remember, it is important to enunciate each sound properly to pronounce this name accurately. Practice saying the word slowly and gradually increase your speed until you are comfortable pronouncing it at a normal pace.

Word: Rhysand
Noun
Meaning: A fictional character in the book series "A Court of Thorns and Roses" by Sarah J. Maas.
Example: "Rhysand is a complex and charismatic High Lord in the Night Court."
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Verb
Meaning: To display dark and alluring behavior similar to that of the character Rhysand.
Example: "She channeled her inner Rhysand as she seduced him with her words."