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 school puts a strong emphasis on reading skills."
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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.
"She put the emphasis on the wrong word, changing the meaning of the sentence."
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emphasis in a sentence
- The school puts a strong emphasis on reading skills.
- There was no emphasis on teamwork in his old job.
- She put the emphasis on the wrong word, changing the meaning of the sentence.
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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 school puts a strong emphasis on reading skills." In Greek, "emphasis" is έμφαση.
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