Emphasised is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EMPHASISED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EMPHASISE, to add emphasis to, also EMPHASIZE
• give special importance or value to (something) in speaking or writing
• lay stress on (a word or phrase) when speaking
• make (something) more clearly defined
ADJECTIVE:
• spoken with emphasis
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• British variant of emphasize

Words related to EMPHASISED

emphasise16

Words that contain EMPHASISED

reemphasised20 unemphasised20 misemphasised23 overemphasised25 underemphasised24

How to use EMPHASISED in a sentence

• In these Adventures I have emphasised perhaps too forcibly the joyful and pleasant features of my life.
• Her hats had all a fringe of disconsolate feathers, whose melancholy plumage emphasised the downward curve of her mouth.
• And yet there was a subtle difference from her previous manner of writing that only emphasised the finality of our separation.
• Stephen came sometimes, but his news of Berkley was always indefinite, usually expressed with a shrug and emphasised in silences.
• I emphasised my long hair, and also reproduced my bow and arrow.
• The natural rivalries of neighbouring potentates were further emphasised by personal animosity of the deadliest kind.
• That one word neutral, so delicately emphasised, warned Hillyard that Jose Medina was quite alive to the reason of his visit.
• He invariably and strenuously denied that he had any aspirations other than the independence of his country, and all his words and works emphasised his statement to that effect.
• It is not necessary to follow each of these successive steps of change, but it should be emphasised that the changes are gradual and uninterrupted.
• It is deserving of note that the positive effects of baptism were more strongly emphasised in the East than in the West.
• Wherever the idea of freedom is strongly emphasised, the religious element, in the strict sense of the word, appears in jeopardy.
• Irenaeus, for example, emphasised in the most naive manner the observance of the Old Testament law by the early Apostles and also by Paul.
• The Church in opposition to the Gnostics strongly emphasised the publicity of all tradition.
• The shock of the night before too had been emphasised by the horror of the cold morning light creeping through the empty windows on to the cruel heaps within.
• She talked as she arranged the dishes, and occasionally she would hold a piece of crockery suspended in the air as she emphasised her words.
• Recent reports confirming the news which I have lately communicated to you have all emphasised the barbarous severity practised on the innocent followers of our Cause.
• And for this he emphasised the necessity of a board of translators.
• If we ponder a while, we will see that our welfare can be insured only when both of these divine attributes are equally emphasised and practiced.
• Some critics have been unable to distinguish the figure of Deianeira, as her form has been so little differentiated or emphasised by the master.
• He had been rudely awakened to mistrust of mankind, and it was an awakening which, as he has himself emphasised, influenced all his thinking and feeling for many years to come.
• It was now that the religious aspect of his character came to be emphasised.
• They emphasised therefore the agreement between their own utilitarian doctrine and the Christian morality in which altruism is fundamental.
• The outlines of it emphasised by logic, though they may be the essential vehicle of our most soaring thoughts, are only a method and a style of architecture.
• They have lately been emphasised in the ingenious and one-sided exaggerations of that brilliant man of letters, Mr.
• If she had been stouter the excellent shape of her body, now almost too thick in the waist, would have been emphasised.
• It must also be emphasised that worry and anxiety take the heart out of a man more than anything else.
• One cause of this strange movement cannot be emphasised too strongly.
• It emphasised the determination of the Crown to abstain from all interference with their religious belief or worship.
• It is superfluous, therefore, to criticise it in detail, but one or two points in relation to the sociological idea must be emphasised.

Similar words containing PHASIS without suffix ed and without prefix em

phasis11 emphasis15 apophasis16 emphasise16 emphasises17 reemphasis17 emphasising19 misemphasis20 reemphasise18 misemphasise21 overemphasis22 reemphasised20 reemphasises19 unemphasised20 misemphasised23 misemphasises22 overemphasise23 reemphasising21 underemphasis21 misemphasising24 overemphasised25 overemphasises24 underemphasise22 overemphasising26 underemphasised24 underemphasises23

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