Emphasize and Mark

Emphasize

Emphasize verb - To indicate the importance of by centering attention on.

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Mark and emphasize are semantically related. in stress topic. In some cases you can use "Mark" instead a verb "Emphasize".

Mark verb - To attach an identifying slip to.

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Emphasize and mark are semantically related. You can use "Emphasize" instead a verb "Mark".

Nearby Words: marked, marker, marking, marksman, markup

character	emphasize character	mark character
part	emphasize part	mark part
position	emphasize position	mark position
status	emphasize status	mark status
Other words: point, appearance, moment, use, way, difference, words, moments.

To emphasize the seriousness of his threat, the man shows Mark a picture of his family, which Mark instantly recognizes as having been on his coffee table.

Source: Break-In Threat
Looks Like Cesare: Both Dream and Death have jet black hair and white skin, and Dream's hollow void eyes and Death's tendency toward black eyeliner and the spiral mark at her right eye emphasize the look.

Source: Comic Book / The Sandman
The real Chapman is often called "Mark David Chapman", but in this film, his three names aren't used until the very end, to emphasize the fact that he was a complete nobody until he killed John Lennon.

Source: Film / The Killing Of John Lennon

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