The Opposite(Antonym) of “unstressed”
The antonyms of unstressed are stressed, emphasized, and accented. These words convey different meanings related to emphasis, pressure, and pronunciation.
Explore all Antonyms of “unstressed”
Definitions and Examples of stressed, emphasized, accented
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Feeling mental or emotional pressure or tension.
Example
He was stressed about the upcoming exam and couldn't sleep well the night before.
Given special importance or attention; highlighted or accentuated.
Example
The teacher emphasized the importance of punctuality by deducting points for late submissions.
Pronounced with a stress or emphasis on a particular syllable or word.
Example
The word 'photography' is accented on the second syllable.
Key Differences: stressed vs emphasized vs accented
- 1Stressed refers to a feeling of pressure or tension, while unstressed means without pressure or tension.
- 2Emphasized describes something that is given special attention or importance, while unstressed means not emphasized.
- 3Accented refers to a word or syllable that is pronounced with stress or emphasis, while unstressed means not accented.
Effective Usage of stressed, emphasized, accented
- 1Improve Vocabulary: Learn and use these antonyms to expand your vocabulary.
- 2Enhance Pronunciation: Use accented and unstressed to improve your pronunciation and stress patterns in English.
- 3Express Emotions: Use stressed to describe feelings of pressure or tension.
Remember this!
The antonyms of unstressed have distinct meanings related to emphasis, pressure, and pronunciation. Use these words to improve your vocabulary, enhance pronunciation, and express emotions effectively.
