accented

IPA: ˈæksɛntɪd

Examples of "accented" in Sentences

" Some people come to change the battery, " he said in Russian-accented English.
Then a Mexican fellow appeared and, looking over my shoulder, asked in accented English what the problem was.
The bearded man, speaking in American-accented English, said that he was the "emir" (director) of the facility.
“Everybody get down!” he shouted in American-accented Polish, then suited action to words by diving into the snow himself.
He would later go on to voice a certain Southern-accented, polite, blue hound who shared part of his name with a Mark Twain character.
The fundamental fact in the constitution of the rhythmical unit is the antithesis of two phases which we call the accented and the unaccented.
A video shows the doll in full geisha makeup, set to a woman's voice singing Marlene Dietrich's "Falling in Love Again" in Japanese-accented English.
Speaking in American-accented Serbo-Croatian, he took the oath of office as prime minister of the rump Yugoslav federation dominated by Serbia, adding "So help me, God" in English.
This agglutination is precisely what obscured the original penultimate accent of the bare nominative singular, making it now a word accented on the antepenultimate syllable third-to-last syllable.