accent

Noun

the relative prominence of a syllable or musical note (especially with regard to stress or pitch)

synonym

emphasis stress
derivation

accentual accentual accentuate
hypernym

inflection prosody
hyponym

accentuation pitch accent sentence stress tonic accent word accent word stress
distinctive manner of oral expression

synonym

speech pattern
derivation

accentuate
hypernym

pronunciation
hyponym

drawl

a diacritical mark used to indicate stress or placed above a vowel to indicate a special pronunciation

synonym	accent mark
derivation	accentual accentuate
domain topic	language linguistic communication
hypernym	diacritic diacritical mark
hyponym	acute acute accent ague double acute accent grave grave accent Hungarumlaut stress mark

the usage or vocabulary that is characteristic of a specific group of people

synonym

dialect idiom
derivation

accentuate
hypernym

non-standard speech
hyponym

eye dialect patois
is exemplified by

bang euphonious forrad forrard forward forwards frontward frontwards spang
special importance or significance

synonym

emphasis
derivation

accentuate
hypernym

grandness importance
hyponym

focus stress

accent

Verb

put stress on; utter with an accent

synonym

accentuate stress
hypernym

articulate enounce enunciate pronounce say sound out

to stress, single out as important

accent vs Hungarumlaut accent vs accent mark accent vs accentual accent vs accentual accent vs accentual accent vs accentuate accent vs accentuate accent vs accentuate accent vs accentuate accent vs accentuate accent vs accentuate accent vs accentuate accent vs accentuation accent vs acute accent vs acute accent accent vs ague accent vs articulate accent vs background accent vs bear down accent vs bring out accent vs diacritic accent vs diacritical mark accent vs dialect accent vs double acute accent accent vs downplay accent vs drawl accent vs drive home accent vs emphasis accent vs emphasis accent vs emphasise accent vs emphasise accent vs emphasize accent vs emphasize accent vs enounce accent vs enunciate accent vs evince accent vs express accent vs eye dialect accent vs focus accent vs grandness accent vs grave accent vs grave accent accent vs idiom accent vs importance accent vs inflection accent vs non-standard speech accent vs patois accent vs pitch accent accent vs play down accent vs point up accent vs press home accent vs pronounce accent vs pronunciation accent vs prosody accent vs punctuate accent vs ram home accent vs re-emphasise accent vs re-emphasize accent vs say accent vs sentence stress accent vs set off accent vs show accent vs sound out accent vs speech pattern accent vs stress accent vs stress accent vs stress accent vs stress accent vs stress mark accent vs tonic accent accent vs topicalize accent vs underline accent vs underscore accent vs word accent accent vs word stress

Other words that start with: “A”, “AC”, “ACC”, “ACCE” or end with: “T”, “NT”, “ENT”, “CENT”.

Other nouns that start with: “A”, “AC”, “ACC”, “ACCE” or end with: “T”, “NT”, “ENT”, “CENT”.

Other verbs that start with: “A”, “AC”, “ACC”, “ACCE” or end with: “T”, “NT”, “ENT”, “CENT”.

Words unscrambled from / built with letters: “ACCENT”.

synonym	emphasis stress
derivation	accentual accentual accentuate
hypernym	inflection prosody
hyponym	accentuation pitch accent sentence stress tonic accent word accent word stress

synonym	speech pattern
derivation	accentuate
hypernym	pronunciation
hyponym	drawl

synonym	dialect idiom
derivation	accentuate
hypernym	non-standard speech
hyponym	eye dialect patois
is exemplified by	bang euphonious forrad forrard forward forwards frontward frontwards spang

synonym	emphasis
derivation	accentuate
hypernym	grandness importance
hyponym	focus stress

synonym	accentuate stress
hypernym	articulate enounce enunciate pronounce say sound out

synonym	accentuate emphasise emphasize punctuate stress
hypernym	evince express show
hyponym	background bear down bring out downplay drive home emphasise emphasize play down point up press home ram home re-emphasise re-emphasize set off topicalize underline underscore