Sentence examples for was accent from inspiring English sources
noun
A higher-pitched or stronger articulation of a particular syllable of a word or phrase in order to distinguish it from the others or to emphasize it.
- In the word "careful", the accent is placed on the first syllable.
Whether it was accent, attitude, or the appearance of receiving basic nutrition for most of our lives, Bhai and I were conspicuous enough on this bus to get pulled off at a random stop.
Standards are accent plants, and too much accent becomes disturbing or ceases to be an accent at all.
"There might be accents here and there," Mr. Kuo said.
History is accented by synthesized explosions or sharp thrusts.
On the inside, a dark gray cloth interior is accented with silver stitching.
Her body-conscious sheath dresses were accented with feminine collars in python.
The interior is accented with bits of rosewood, the original material of the Eames lounger.
Some, I dare say, will be accented with gold, though some may not.
The foyer is accented by a bronze screen designed by a local artist.
Features of development of neogothic park pavilions and utility constructions are accented.
Features of development of neogothiccastles, palaces, estates, mansions and profitable houses are accented.
