Accents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACCENTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• ACCENT, to pronounce with prominence
NOUN:
• a mark on a letter, typically a vowel, to indicate pitch, stress, or vowel quality
• an emphasis on a particular note or chord
• a feature which gives a distinctive visual emphasis to something
• a distinctive way of pronouncing a language, especially one associated with a particular country, area, or social class
• a distinct emphasis given to a syllable or word in speech by stress or pitch
• a special or particular emphasis
• play (a note or beat) with emphasis
• emphasize (a particular feature)

Words related to ACCENTS

accent10 accented13 accenting14

How to use ACCENTS in a sentence

• It is evident from the inspection of the above line, that the division of the feet by the accents is quite independent of the division of words by the sense.
• Wherever we dip into its pages we may use it as a telephone, and hear a young Englishman, of the year 1700, talking to himself and to his friends in the most unaffected accents.
• But those sharp military accents were exactly what I needed to bring me to myself.
• On this account some speak of three accents in the first half line, with a feminine ending.
• I hear a voice, whose accents dear Melt, like soft music, in mine ear.
• He left his native shores in a blaze of glory, but with the accents of scorn still quivering on his lip.
• I am well aware that those responsible for her short and fatal existence ask us in desolate accents to believe that if she had hit end on she would have survived.
• At length, stirred into something like life by the accents of the judge, he raised his head with an effort.
• She simply put her hand in his, and pronounced in sweet and almost solemn accents, the irrevocable promise.
• He had scarcely completed his toilet, when he was startled by a noise at the door, and heard his own name pronounced in no friendly accents.
• Of self it can neither stifle nor appease the accents of social discontent.
• The natives had hung upon the accents of his voice, and, had manifested the highest gratification at being individually noticed by him.
• Accents of terror and anxiety are heard, and a movement of pity and distress arises and grows in the establishment.
• We felt that she was wrong, and yet We spoke in accents low, For life with perils is beset, And friends oft quickly go.
• A measure of 6-8 is triple species, with accents at beats one and four, precisely as if an additional vertical bar were inserted after the third beat.
• But it is inconceivable that the generality of men should pass all their mental life with Greek accents or with formal logic.
• The artist associated their dear memory with every success which recalled to him their sympathetic accents and their clear-sighted prediction.
• The verse was occasionally extended to six accents.
• Love cannot call her back again, But oh! it may presume With ceaseless accents to complain, All wildly near her tomb.
• She took apparent pleasure in my company, encouraged my hopes of a future union, and listened to the tender accents of love.
• Let my accents swell to Mickleham on one side, and Dorking on the other.
• Pick a barn, a whole barn, and bend more slender accents than have ever been necessary, shine in the darkness necessarily.
• He only looked up with eyes dimmed with tears, and, in broken accents, thanked the Solitary.

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