accentuated
adjective
emphasized or made particularly noticeable; prominent.
unaccentuated
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a word derived from
accentuated.
Example Sentences
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In the quiet, unaccentuated manner in which she had given her own share in the action she gave Diane's.
From The Inner Shrine by Basil King
Lord Dunholm, a man of far-reaching and clear logic, had realised that the oddly unaccentuated growth of intercourse between the two countries might be a subject to be reflected on without lightness.
From The Shuttle by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Dante’s comes in early youth; Beatrice is a child, with the wistful, ambiguous vision of a child, with a character still unaccentuated by the influence of outward circumstances, almost expressionless.
From Italy, the Magic Land by Lilian Whiting
It has withered away and perished, probably because, after losing its final unaccentuated syllable, it became awkward to pronounce; and another word, focus, which in Latin meant fireplace, hearth, altar, has taken its place.
From India: What can it teach us? A Course of Lectures Delivered before the University Of Cambridge by Alexander Wilder
Dante's comes in early youth: Beatrice is a child, with the wistful, ambiguous vision of a child, with a character still unaccentuated by the influence of outward circumstances, almost expressionless.
From The Renaissance Studies in Art and Poetry by Walter Pater
