Emphase.
emphasis (forcefulness given to an important point in speech or writing, as by raising one's voice or using powerful words)
Meaning & usage
emphasis (forcefulness given to an important point in speech or writing, as by raising one's voice or using powerful words)
Where this word comes from
From French emphase, from Latin emphasis, from Ancient Greek ἔμφασις (émphasis).
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