Accent and Consequence

Accent

Accent noun - A special notice or importance given to something.

Usage example: although we dutifully carried binoculars on our bird walk, the accent was on recognizing avifauna by their song

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Consequence and accent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Consequence" instead a noun "Accent".

Consequence noun - A condition or occurrence traceable to a cause.

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Accent and consequence are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accent" instead a noun "Consequence".

clear	clear accent	clear consequence
normal	normal accent	normal consequence
usual	usual accent	usual consequence
natural	natural accent	natural consequence
Other adjectives: appropriate, obvious, real, bad, horrible, awful, worst, odd, unexplained.

As a consequence of her being from Osaka, her roles usually had her speak in the Kansai Regional Accent.

Source: Creator / Risa Hayamizu
Those American agents happen to be working for an agency that got its start in Nazi Germany, and the Winter Soldier - as a consequence of being portrayed by a Romanian actor - speaks Russian with a Romanian accent.

Source: Fake Russian
Lost in Translation: Non-Spanish-speaking audiences fail to realize that Cesar, the one neighbour that blames the Japanese family for the crisis, speaks with an Argentinian accent and is in consequence an immigrant himself - which makes him a genuine hypocrite as well as racist.

Source: Film / [REC]

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