Accent and Stroke

Accent

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

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Stroke and accent are semantically related in speech topic. In some cases you can use "Stroke" instead a noun "Accent", when it comes to topics like beat, pitch, stress or pitch in pronunciation.

Nearby Words: accentuate, accented, accentuation, accenting, accentual

Stroke

Stroke noun - A hard strike with a part of the body or an instrument.

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Synonyms for Stroke

Antonyms for Stroke

Accent and stroke are semantically related in speech topic. Sometimes you can use "Accent" instead a noun "Stroke".

Nearby Words: stroked, stroking

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

broad	broad accent	broad stroke
normal	normal accent	normal stroke
right	right accent	right stroke
mild	mild accent	mild stroke
Other adjectives: real, slight, bad, silly.

Common collocations

side

accent side

stroke side

Both words in one sentence

A similar concept was used in Nell, which was about a girl picking up a unique accent from a mother who could only talk through one side of her mouth because of a stroke.

Source: What the Hell Is That Accent?
However, in a master stroke of Rule of Funny he was given a hip American accent to fit with his rock 'n' roll image on the show.

Source: Series / Spitting Image
In many of the Stroke Country pantos, the-in jokes normally mock the football team The Crusaders (normally by commenting on their consistently bad performance, much to the chagrin of nearly every Crusaders supporter in the audience) or mocking our accent.

Source: Pantomime

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