- Look up emphasis or
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Emphasis or
emphatic may
refer to:
Emphasis (telecommunications),
intentional alteration...
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hiatus for rock and roll. More
recently some authors[weasel words] have
emphasised important innovations and
trends in this
period without which ****ure developments...
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place emphasis on a word (i.e. for
emphatic reasons), by
adding it to the
emphasised syllable of the word. For example, sál ("will" (verb)), néé ('no'), móét...
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organisers of the D-Lux
video game
festival in Dumfries, Scotland, have
emphasised the
positive aspects video games can have on
mental health. Organisers...
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brother with a son.
Albert ****umed the
regnal name "George VI" to
emphasise continuity with his
father and
restore confidence in the monarchy. The...
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understanding the
Apostolic Writings". The New
Testament Critically Emphasised was
first published in 1872. However,
great changes occurred in textual...
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Economist Julian Simon has
criticised Malthus's conclusions.
While Adam
Smith emphasised production and income,
David Ricardo (1817)
focused on the distribution...
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Platonist movement evolved into a
school called Latitudinarianism,
which emphasised reason as the
barometer of
discernment and took a
stance of indifference...
- it was
heard constantly in
radio broadcasts and speeches." The
slogan emphasised the
absolute control of the
leader over
practically every sector of German...
- century.[citation needed] Notes:
Contrasted are:
unemphasised form /
emphasised form Abbreviations: GS := Gebirgsschlesisch, LS := Lausitz-Schlesisch...