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View definitions for highlight

highlight

noun as in memorable part

verb as in emphasize or make prominent

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I’m sure there are fans or media personnel who can’t wait to go back to covering Luka Dončić triple-doubles and James Harden highlights and all that.

With the season having started at the start of August, those subscribers also get to watch 15-minute highlights of matches 24 hours after they’ve aired on broadcaster Sky Sports before they get to watch the full match a week after it has aired.

From Digiday

We detailed our process for constructing those polling averages when we released them, so I’ll just review the highlights here.

To recreate the event feeling it streamed old FA Cup games from the 1990s and 2000s once a week, supplemented with several recaps and story-focused highlights of specific players or teams.

From Digiday

Read on for highlights of what we learned from each of our panelists.

From Quartz

Their confrontation at dinner was, without a doubt, the highlight of the episode.

He is my favorite Woodstock artist, the highlight of the entire festival.

Art is something that has been a highlight at The Center since its first group show—“The Center Show”—in 1989.

It can be really good if somebody is an amazing talent right off the bat or it can highlight your flaws.

The documents also highlight the apparent complicity by secular law enforcement in keeping some of these offenders out of jail.

There has been a highlight added along the bottom of the gun just forward of the trigger guard and just below Oswald's left hand.

There is a highlight along the top of the rifle between Oswald's left hand and the point where the rifle passes his left shoulder.

On Shaneyfelt Exhibit No. 1, the highlight does not denote the top of the weapon.

There is detail present that shows other areas of the gun, the breech, above the highlight.

Yes; I mentioned that the highlight along the top from the butt to the bolt is generally similar in that it is in a straight line.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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