emphasized
Pronunciation: [ˈɛmfəˌsaɪzd]
Word
Context: “communication”
(verb) to make something stronger or more important by saying it in a special way or showing it clearly. It's like when a teacher highlights an important part of a story to help students remember it better.
Example
She emphasized the importance of studying for the test.
Example
He didn’t emphasize the key points, so many people missed the main ideas.
Example
Can you explain why you emphasized that part of your presentation?
Context: “expression”
(verb) to give special attention to something in your speech or actions. This means you might talk louder or slower to make sure people notice what you're saying.
Example
During the meeting, he emphasized his support for the new project.
Example
She didn't emphasize her feelings about the situation, so it was misunderstood.
Example
What did you want to emphasize in your speech?
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