accent
/ˈæksɛnt/Definitions
1. noun
A distinct or characteristic way in which something is pronounced or used, especially a feature of a person’s speech.
“She had a distinctive accent that was easy to recognize.”
2. noun
A feature of an object or a design that is used to make it more attractive or interesting.
“The new car’s accent of chrome trim added to its luxury look.”
3. verb
To give a particular quality or character to something, especially by adding something to it.
“The chef’s specialty was to accent the dish with a pinch of paprika.”
4. verb
To emphasize or stress a particular point or feature.
“She tried to accent the importance of being on time.”