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Pluvieux in the masculine singular/plural and pluvieuse and pluvieuses in the feminine singular and plural are French equivalents* of the English word "rainy." Regardless of number (singular or plural), the respective pronunciations in French will be "plyoo-vyuh" in the masculine and "plyoo-vyuhz" in the feminine.
*The choice depends upon whether the description applies to "rainy" weather in the masculine -- such as day (jour) or days (jours) -- or in the feminine, such as "rainy" season (saison) or seasons (saisons).
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