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What does imphasis mean?

"Emphasis" is the act of giving special importance or prominence to something. It's a way to highlight or draw attention to a particular idea, word, or phrase.

Here are some ways we use emphasis:

* In speech: We can emphasize words by speaking them louder, slower, or with a different tone of voice.

* In writing: We can use bold text, *italics*, or underlining to emphasize words or phrases.

* In general: We can use repetition, examples, or strong language to emphasize a point.

Think of it as a spotlight that shines on something, making it stand out.

Examples:

* "The dog barked _loudly_." The emphasis is on the loudness of the bark.

* "I need you to focus on this task." The emphasis is on the importance of focusing.

* "I told you not to do that!" The emphasis is on the negative instruction.

Let me know if you'd like more examples or have other questions about emphasis!

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