De-emphasize
De-emphasize verb - To reduce in apparent importance.
Make nothing of and de-emphasize are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Make nothing of" instead a verb phrase "De-emphasize".
Make nothing of
De-emphasize and make nothing of are semantically related. You can use "De-emphasize" instead a verb "Make nothing of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- gloss over and de-emphasize
- gloss over and make nothing of
- soft-pedal and de-emphasize
- soft-pedal and make nothing of
- play down and de-emphasize
- play down and make nothing of
- downplay and de-emphasize
- downplay and make nothing of
- minimize and de-emphasize
- minimize and make nothing of
- understate and de-emphasize
- understate and make nothing of
- underplay and de-emphasize
- underplay and make nothing of
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