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View definitions for call attention to

call attention to

verb as in accentuate

verb as in underscore

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Yoga instructor Judd likes to call attention to the area’s cowboy roots and remind participants that the site they’re on was once used to inoculate, disinfect and brand cattle.

This was meant to call attention to the shamefulness of this hearing, "if shame was still a thing," as the committee's ranking member Stephen Lynch, D-Mass. put it.

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More importantly; to mention it happened under Obama’s watch would also call attention to the fact that Trump did absolutely nothing about the war in Ukraine during his first term.

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Kaepernick, you might recall, kneeled during pre-game national anthems during the 2016 season to call attention to the Black Lives Matter cause and police violence.

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“I think that USC’s strategy is not to call attention to itself — not to ‘put targets on our backs,’” he said.

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

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