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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accentuated that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing a particular point or idea in a statement or argument.
Example: "The report accentuated that the new policy would lead to significant improvements in employee productivity."
Alternatives: "emphasized that" or "highlighted that".
Exact(10)
Mr Gerhardt accentuated that feeling.
The 7,800 people sacked in the process, the majority of whom came from the Windows phone division, simply accentuated that point.
St . Louisvs. Los Angeles has made for a top-notch rivalry in the past couple of years and the first meeting between the teams this season only accentuated that point.
The media's inability to hold Mr Yudhoyono to account has accentuated that.
His forceful response to the Sept. 11 attacks and his administration's vision of Iraq as a potential beachhead of democracy in the Arab world accentuated that willingness, and expanded the president's commitment to nation-building by any other name.
It should be accentuated that these samples were kept at least 2 weeks and underwent supersonic for about 1 h discontinuously in the washing process before TEM measurement.
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"And I like to accentuate that part of myself.
"Britney is really tan, and she dresses to accentuate that tan.
As though to accentuate that point, the moonlight ride featured falling stars.
What we've tried to do is accentuate that club feeling, the danger of the blood.
To accentuate that line — "the true backbone," Hergé would insist — colors were restricted to a range of relatively soft tones.
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