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emphasized
[em-fuh-sahyzd]
adjective
made more visible, more important, etc.; stressed.
Read the emphasized sentence carefully, and contrast it with the information given in the previous paragraph.
Good sportsmanship was the emphasized theme of the club's operations.
verb
the simple past tense and past participle of emphasize.
Other Word Forms
- unemphasized adjective
- well-emphasized adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of emphasized1
Example Sentences
Before long, she was able to do this with music recorded live in a studio with natural fluctuations, complex instrumentation and syncopation, meaning different beats were emphasized in different measures, Cook explained.
The extremism must be emphasized when discussing it so that the American people understand the dire reality that they are facing.
With all that said, Powers emphasized the fact that wanting more control over these voices is not necessarily the same as wanting them to shut up forever and disappear from one’s life.
Panelists also emphasized the physical harm that the charged rhetoric toward judges and other officials can cause, referencing high-profile instances of political violence over the last two decades.
But Wax emphasized that the local sheriff’s station will continue its routine patrol and law enforcement efforts in the community.
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