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emphasize

[em-fuh-sahyz] / ˈɛm fəˌsaɪz /


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Our image of the Continent in the years before 1914 tends to emphasize Central Europe, especially Vienna, as a crossroads of high culture.

From The Wall Street Journal

The songs emphasize groove, bass lines and upbeat, flamboyant vocals, delivered with a theatrical, character-driven flair.

From Salon

I emphasize “one” because this signals you’re willing to compromise — but not cede — all control to them on this or any future events.

From MarketWatch

He emphasized the importance of gang rebounding against a team known for its physically imposing double-big lineup and athletic wings.

From Los Angeles Times

I can’t emphasize enough how much the actors influence the characters, and their journeys as people really feed into what we’re writing and how we write those characters.

From Los Angeles Times