Pronunciation: /ækˈsɛntʃuˌweɪtɪŋ/
verb to emphasize or make more noticeable
A1 She is accentuating her outfit with a colorful scarf.
A2 The artist is accentuating the contrast between light and dark in their painting.
B1 The use of bold colors is accentuating the modern design of the building.
B2 The director is accentuating the emotional impact of the scene with dramatic music.
C1 The use of lighting is accentuating the actor's performance on stage.
C2 The chef is accentuating the flavors of the dish with a hint of fresh herbs.
adjective serving to emphasize or make more noticeable
A1 She wore a bright red scarf, accentuating her outfit.
A2 The artist used bold colors, accentuating the contrast in the painting.
B1 The new lighting in the room is accentuating the architectural details.
B2 The music score was carefully composed, accentuating the emotional impact of the film.
C1 The designer's use of textures is accentuating the luxurious feel of the clothing line.
C2 The director's use of lighting was masterful in accentuating the mood of the scene.
formal The use of proper lighting is crucial in accentuating the beauty of the artwork.
informal Wearing a belt is great for accentuating your waist in that dress.
slang Adding some highlighter to your cheekbones really helps in accentuating your features.
figurative Her silence spoke volumes, accentuating the tension in the room.
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