emphasis in Greek
emphasis in Greek is έμφαση — emphasis means special importance or weight placed on something.
emphasis in Greek
έμφαση
Pronounced: emfasi
What does "emphasis" mean?
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noun Special importance or weight placed on something.
"The teacher placed great emphasis on being on time."
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noun Extra stress given to a word or syllable when speaking, or highlighting given to text through formatting such as italics or bold.
"Use bold type for emphasis, but only on the key words."
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emphasis in a sentence
- The teacher placed great emphasis on being on time.
- The school puts a strong emphasis on reading skills.
- Use bold type for emphasis, but only on the key words.
- In English, the emphasis in this word falls on the second syllable.
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What is "emphasis" in Greek?
"emphasis" in Greek is έμφαση. emphasis means: Special importance or weight placed on something.
How do you pronounce έμφαση?
"emphasis" in Greek is έμφαση, pronounced "emfasi".
How do you use "emphasis" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher placed great emphasis on being on time." In Greek, "emphasis" is έμφαση.
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