Object

• curve: Shades, texture and dapple are worked gently into the rocking horse body to accentuate the natural curves and muscles.

• rhythm: Perhaps Hardin wished to accentuate the rhythms over the lyrical and melodic content.

• difference: It is not meant to accentuate differences among the three states.

• feeling: Clothing Try wearing some loose fitting pants to accentuate the feeling of drag on your legs.

• shape: It seems to accentuate the flat oblong shape of the top of the man's head.

Used with why or when

• what: Don't dwell on the negative things in your life but accentuate what 's good about it!

Modifying Another Word

• really: The slight reverb and the occasionally whammy on the chord really accentuate what is a very simple and effective melody.

Preposition: by

• fact: Our Lady's presence is accentuated by the fact that it is Suffolk's biggest Catholic church.

• way: The sense of space is accentuated by the way that the chancel has been cleared of clutter - how good that looks!

• lack: From here, the sheer scale of the Perpendicular windows is accentuated by the lack of a clerestory.

Modifying Another Word

• merely: The privatization policies had merely accentuated the power of the market principle over the principle of redistribution.

• strongly: This is strongly accentuated by the palpable differences between the US and NVA forces.

• rather: Today globalization and deregulation have accentuated rather than alleviated this.

• often: To a nearby third party, who has no choice in the matter, this staccato and often accentuated dialog can drive you mad!

• only: December's parliamentary elections only accentuated this process, much to the anger of Bush's regime.