accentuate

IPA: æksˈɛntʃueɪt

verb

(transitive) To pronounce with an accent or vocal stress.
(transitive) To bring out distinctly; to make more noticeable or prominent; to emphasize.
(transitive) To mark with a written accent.

Examples of "accentuate" in Sentences

Sweetheart necklines accentuate the bosom.
The effect is accentuated by the early morning mist.
The Park's nightingales accentuate the romantic plots.
The caprice contains syncopated accentuated fortissimo.
"kind of accentuate the positive work the authority is doing."
Is the word accentuate a good word to tell in morning assembly?
This will always be handy and already help accentuate the area.
These necklines accentuate the shoulders and neck of the wearer.
They not provide elegance but accentuate the beauty of the room.
Rather, they accentuate the natural form of the chin and cheeks.
In Mariology, the question of scriptural basis is more accentuated.
Many of these are intended to accentuate the emotions of the characters.
Those on the left side accentuate anger, hate, jealousy, and selfishness.
This situation accentuated the differences in the interior of the community.
But for the most part I actually "accentuate" my brows with a bit of Bobby Brown light brown eyebrow shadow.
My recommendation is that women identify and embrace those attributes that make them beautiful, and then learn to accentuate them.
And at night especially that cold air wants to drain and kind of accentuate it with these Santa Ana offshore winds and compressed heated and that's what we've got.
You kind of accentuate the positives on either side as opposed to a Brewers broadcast when you're putting everything - even the other team's success - into a Brewers perspective.
Hmmmm, but Palin isn't black, doesn't have Oprah's megamillions to image make her and doesn't have Oprah's influence on the media to contain her negatives and accentuate her positives.

accentuate

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