1. What do the dance movements accentuate?

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3. Lighting and material details accentuate the ripple effect.

4. I love the way the tulips accentuate the...

5. Solid particles in the air accentuate the reddening.

6. The photograph seemed to accentuate his large nose.

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8. ” These only accentuate the friend’s feelings of guilt and helplessness.

9. The director uses music to accentuate the rising dramatic tension.

10. Accentuates is a conjugated form of the verb accentuate

11. ✔ When talking about the children, accentuate the positive.

12. Present participle of accentuate Synonyms & Antonyms of Accentuating 1 to indicate the importance of by centering attention on let's accentuate the saxophones during this …

13. Even with your figure, it'll accentuate all the wrong places.

14. A significant erosion of household wealth could accentuate a slowdown.

15. “I know girls who pose in ways that accentuate their bodies.

16. To manage your way out of recession, accentuate the positive.

17. Accentuated meaning Simple past tense and past participle of accentuate.

18. He wore heavy jackets and big hats to accentuate his height.

19. Accentuating: Present participle of <xref>accentuate</xref>

20. Accentuates meaning Third-person singular simple present indicative form of accentuate.

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27. The current crisis may well accentuate the trends which are already evident.

28. Concentric white and black rims around the eyes accentuate their rounded shape.

29. Other factors, such as caring for aged parents, may accentuate the feeling of loneliness.

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31. Stimulus packages could accentuate the imbalances that contributed to causing the present crisis.

32. It is usually far better to accentuate the positive aspects of any situation.

33. In contrast to global development it is necessary to accentuate the need of transnational support.

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35. The new policy only serves to accentuate the inadequacy of provision for the homeless.

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37. The financial, energy and food crises of recent years have only served to accentuate these vulnerabilities.

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40. But extra light will accentuate the bright colours of the leaves and accelerate bushy growth.

41. Gold leaf is added to the metal so as to accentuate the form of the object ( 6 ).

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43. Either from post-classical Latin Accentuator person who marks words with written accents, or from accentuate + -or.

44. Additionally, you can magnify a funny line by using the pause to accentuate your physical delivery.

45. Carving Drills Drill 1: Use your hands to help accentuate your skis tipping onto their edges

46. His almost bare chest and the high, curved horns he wears accentuate his height and his slender build.

47. Corsets are worn to slim down the figure of the body and accentuate the bust and hips area

48. They are not only a source of investment funds but also accentuate profit aspirations and incentivise further growth.

49. The way in which we clothe our bodies and accentuate our physical attributes can also build power.

50. On foggy days, you should wear yellow, purple or orange tinted glasses, which accentuate contrasts and highlights.

51. The holding device additionally has a marking member to accentuate at least one individual marking on the adjustment marking.

52. This will almost always accentuate the rigidity and sometimes is the only manner in which it can be demonstrated.

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54. Several times Lawrence and colleagues accentuate the damaging effect of treatment on patients with cancer of the prostate.

55. 14 The high rate of H pylori ammonia production in uraemic patients should accentuate any ammonia induced effects.

56. If you have a wrap-around Balcony, accentuate that architectural detail by decorating your anchor pieces around the corner view

57. She is in constant pursuit of ways in which to accentuate male sexuality and to provide men with comfortable clothes.

58. Sexy does n't mean sleazy , so choose one or two body parts to accentuate , but not all of them .

59. By contrast, the defendant Member States (19) accentuate the need to ensure achievement of the aims pursued by the margin scheme.

60. But other industrial sectors, by contrast, seem to accentuate inequalities between rich and poor, and between developed and developing countries.

61. Use them in a way that you would use spice in cooking—to flavor, to heighten, to accentuate, to enrich.

62. If they are emotionally upset, marijuana will accentuate the inclination that the user has to depression and may produce depression.

63. I photographed them against a backdrop of distant volcanoes using a yellow filter to accentuate the wispy white clouds above.

64. ‘His shoulders are wide, Accentuated by the jacket he is wearing, his neck thick, and his hands huge.’ ‘Above all, of course, we must accentuate the positive, making the most all that is good in our lovely city and county.’ ‘Andrews wondered why people don't accentuate the …

65. ‘His shoulders are wide, Accentuated by the jacket he is wearing, his neck thick, and his hands huge.’ ‘Above all, of course, we must accentuate the positive, making the most all that is good in our lovely city and county.’ ‘Andrews wondered why people don't accentuate the …

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68. The slope effect on these steep slopes leads to marked climatic contrasts, and the strong equinox rains accentuate erosion, sometimes causing devastating floods.

69. Lighting should not result in any sharp contrasts in intensity throughout a ferry but should be used to accentuate stairs and their handrails.

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71. Left A fifth-order residual gravity map has been enhanced by the removal of the regional field to accentuate short wavelength anomalies.

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73. The effect of the changes in the patterns of taxation and public spending was to accentuate an underlying inequality in income distribution.

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75. What is of particular concern to us is that this import dependence is only going to accentuate further in the coming years.

76. Accentuate (third-person singular simple present accentuates, present participle Accentuating, simple past and past participle accentuated) To pronounce with an accent or vocal stress

77. 17 The effect of the changes in the patterns of taxation and public spending was to accentuate an underlying inequality in income distribution.

78. Lighting will not result in any sharp contrasts in intensity throughout a bus, but will be used to accentuate stairs and their handrails.

79. Accentuate (third-person singular simple present Accentuates, present participle accentuating, simple past and past participle accentuated) To pronounce with an accent or vocal stress

80. He feels a lot of women wear too much makeup, and that they should only wear enough to accentuate the features that they have.