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emphasize
/ ˈɛəˌɪ /
verb
- tr to give emphasis or prominence to; stress
Other Word Forms
- ···· verb (used with object) hyperemphasized hyperemphasizing
- ··· verb (used with object) misemphasized misemphasizing
- ··· verb (used with object) reemphasized reemphasizing
- ···· verb (used with object) superemphasized superemphasizing
- ܲ····Բ adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of emphasize1
Example Sentences
It was not, she repeatedly emphasized, an attempt to promote vaccination, a once-common practice now tangled in layers of political, social and cultural debate — or, for that matter, to dissuade anyone from getting vaccinated.
Davenport also emphasized that she wanted to protect the county’s credit rating.
Both Roberts and Plum emphasized that the struggles of previous years are in the rearview mirror, making way for a fresh start this training camp with a shared desire to be better.
The changes that psychedelics can bring may not be the right approach for everyone, and practitioners in this space constantly emphasize the importance of set and setting to ensure a safe psychedelic experience.
“The current administration, which has emphasized over and over again about radical transparency, should certainly be doing more to let consumers know what’s going on in these cases,” he said.
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