accentuated

UK
/əkˈsɛnʧʊeɪtɪd/
US
/əkˈsɛnʧuˌeɪtɪd/

Translations

accentuatedpast participle
UK
/əkˈsɛnʧʊeɪtɪd/
US
/əkˈsɛnʧuˌeɪtɪd/
Used as an adjective formed from the past participle of the verb 'accentuate'.
The artist used bold colors to create an accentuated effect on the canvas.
L’artiste a utilisé des couleurs vives pour créer un effet accentué sur la toile.
Additional translations
rehausséSe dit d’un trait, d’une couleur ou d’un effet rendu plus visible.
accentuéEn phonétique, pour une syllabe ou un mot portant l’accent tonique.
accentuateverb

accentuated

Past Simple

accentuated
Past Simple
accentuated
Past Participle
accentuating
Gerund
UK
/əkˈsɛnʧʊeɪt/
US
/əkˈsɛnʧuˌeɪt/
The designer used bright colors to accentuate the model's features.
Le designer a utilisé des couleurs vives pour accentuer les traits du modèle.
accentueren phonétique
Skilled orators know how to accentuate key words to keep the audience engaged.
Les orateurs expérimentés savent accentuer certaines syllabes pour garder l’auditoire captivé.
Additional translations

Definitions

accentuatedpast participle
Made more noticeable or prominent.
The artist used bold colors to create an accentuated effect on the canvas.
Phonetics: (of a syllable or word) having a stress or accent placed upon it.
In the word 'photograph', the second syllable is accentuated.
accentuateverb
To make something more noticeable or prominent.
The designer used bright colors to accentuate the model's features.
To pronounce or mark with an accent; to stress a syllable or word in speech.
Skilled orators know how to accentuate key words to keep the audience engaged.