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emphases
noun as in importance, prominence
Example Sentences
The difference was not just one of opposing political ideologies but of vastly different cultural and human emphases.
Where Hearts had made the right choices in key moments, Celtic too often took the wrong option with passes, crosses and emphases.
And the difficulty of what he’s doing shouldn’t be understated: He’s not just repeating his part of the dialogue but replicating his pauses, cadence, emphases naturally and in sync with Hnath’s audio.
The subtleties, the nuances, the different emphases of different countries, on a huge range of issues - and changing all the time.
Since “Asymmetric Politics” was published, Democrats have grown increasingly ideological, and the ideological emphases of the GOP have changed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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