The most common words where / ʒ / appears are:
Words ending in -sual: visual, usual, casual
Words ending in -sion (but -nsion): vision
Words ending in -sure (not "sure"): treasure, leasure, exposure
Remember ALL of them are pronounced ending in /-ə.bəl / and the main stress is ALWAYS before this syllable.
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