abject, object

abject - /ˈæbˌdʒɛkt/

object - /ˈɑːbˌdʒɛkt/  - существительное

object - /əbˈdʒɛkt/  - глагол

• The abject poverty in the city made the broken statue an object of sorrow.
• His abject apology did not change the object of our disagreement.
• She lived in abject conditions, with no valuable object to her name.
• The prisoner’s abject plea for mercy did not sway the judge, who remained focused on the object of the trial.
• The film depicted the abject suffering of war victims, making it an object of deep discussion.
• His abject failure in business turned his once-prized invention into a worthless object.
• He spoke with abject despair, treating his old trophy as just another dusty object on the shelf.
• Their abject living conditions made even a simple toy an object of great joy.
• The refugees' abject situation turned food into an object of survival rather than pleasure.
• His abject fear of rejection made him avoid becoming the object of anyone’s attention.

• Abject - /ˈæbˌdʒɛkt/ или /ˈæbˌdʒɪkt/ - отвратительный, жалкий, презренный

Ударение на первый слог, первый звук æ.

• Object  - 1) /ˈɑːbˌdʒɛkt/ - когда существительное: объект, предмет, цель, 2)  /əbˈdʒɛkt/ - когда глагол - возражать

 Когда существительное, ударение на первый слог, первый звук ɑ : OB-ject

 Когда глагол, ударение на второй слог, первый звук ə: ob-JECT