emphasis|emphases in English

noun

[em·pha·sis || 'emfəsɪs]

importance that is attached to something; accent or stress that is placed on a word or words

Use "emphasis|emphases" in a sentence

1. But the crude over-emphases jostle with touches of true subtlety.

2. 7 But the crude over-emphases jostle with touches of true subtlety.

3. Synonyms for Accentuations include emphases, stresses, accents, underscorings, weights, beats, inflexions, inflections, prominences and attentions

4. Given the emphases attached to different values in individualistic and Collectivistic cultures, the norms are influenced accordingly.

5. Continue• Behaviouralism is a variant of positivism which emphases scientific ways of studying the world.•

6. Bsae Areas of Emphasis Students must declare an Area of Emphasis (28 credit hours)

7. 2 The emphases are laser ablation principle and status quoin fabrication of nano - particle, nano - fibre, nano - thin film.

8. Physical Therapist Assisting (PTA) Emphasis

9. She repeated the question with emphasis.

10. Great emphasis is placed on education.

11. Formant emphasis in celp speech coding

12. The course has a vocational emphasis.

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14. 26 – Ibid., operative part (emphasis added).

15. Therefore, Constitutionalism’s emphasis include its enabling aspect.

16. Anamirtin Emphasis have professional appearance on text

17. The course places emphasis on practical work.

18. Put the emphasis on the second syllable.

19. Pay attention to your intonation and emphasis.

20. Morality was the emphasis of his speech.

21. Our company puts the emphasis on quality.

22. Theoretically and empirically this emphasis is misplaced.

23. At the outset two points merit emphasis.

24. The emphasis is on the final syllable.

25. Also, by Cracky.Used to express surprise or emphasis