Emphasis and Fame

Emphasis

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

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Fame and emphasis are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fame" instead a noun "Emphasis".

Fame noun - The fact or state of being known to the public.

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Emphasis and fame are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Emphasis" instead a noun "Fame".

Nearby Words: famous, famed

high	high emphasis	high fame
particular	particular emphasis	particular fame
similar	similar emphasis	similar fame
certain	certain emphasis	certain fame
Other adjectives: real, massive, big, great, main, new, major, further, extra, greater, growing.

Langston was even more impressive on NXT, when he used to squash people so dominantly he decided to take up the old 5-Count Pin (of King Kong Bundy fame) gimmick for emphasis.

Source: Scary Black Man
In practice, placing the emphasis on happiness, followed by money and then fame (in that order) tends to be the best winning combination, since happiness points are the easiest to come by.

Source: Variable Player Goals
Disney historians fully admit the increased emphasis on Donald Duck and Goofy was partly caused by Mickey's iconic fame making him slightly inflexible and too 'sweet' to put in funny cartoons or as anyone's foil.

Source: Dork Age / Western Animation

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