nonemphatic (Meaning)

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nonemphatic (a.)

Alt. of Nonemphatical

The nonemphatic stress on the first syllable makes the word sound subdued.
In English, nonemphatic prepositions often take the form of single-word prepositions.
The use of nonemphatic language can convey a sense of neutrality or objectivity.
Some languages employ nonemphatic pronouns to indicate a lower level of respect or familiarity.
Nonemphatic pronouns are commonly used in situations where formality is not required.
The nonemphatic tone of his speech suggested a lack of urgency.
The nonemphatic intonation of the sentence made it difficult to discern its meaning.
The speaker's nonemphatic delivery conveyed a message of calm reassurance.
In certain contexts, nonemphatic language can be more effective than emphatic language.
The nonemphatic quality of the text creates a detached and impersonal tone.

Alt. of Nonemphatical

nonassertive, mild, unemphatic,ambiguous, guarded, hesitant, uncompelling, weak,wishy-washy, halting

vigorous, decided, vehement, decided, marked, assertive, strenuous, vehement, resounding, forceful

The nonemphatic stress on the first syllable makes the word sound subdued.

In English, nonemphatic prepositions often take the form of single-word prepositions.

The use of nonemphatic language can convey a sense of neutrality or objectivity.

Some languages employ nonemphatic pronouns to indicate a lower level of respect or familiarity.