accented

he spoke in slightly accented English.

the lively interplay of these elements is accented by lavish use of decorative plasterwork, gilding, statuary, and murals.

Sixth in the Mackie series, Masquerade Ball™ Barbie& wears a multi-colored harlequin gown of vivid glass bugle beads sewn in diamond patterns, and accented with a velvety black overskirt.

She spoke with a heavily accented English.

He could tell she was not a native speaker by her accented pronunciation.

The accented letters in French can change the meaning of a word.

He imitated the accented speech of the character in the movie.

The singer's accented vocals added a unique flair to the song.

She struggled to understand the accented English of her new colleague.

The accented words were highlighted in the text to show proper pronunciation.

The accented syllable in Spanish words often falls on the second-to-last syllable.

The accented letters in German are important for correct spelling.

Her accented speech revealed her heritage from a different country.

So what's loud, what's accented, and then we'll follow that for the animation.

Mr. Gong's English is somewhat accented.

Her gray, broad-brimmed straw hat was accented with a red feather, and a heavy fur boa was wrapped around her neck.

In the US, those extra numbers were largely used to encode additional symbols, like mathematical notation, graphical elements, and common accented characters.

A terrain sliced by creeks, accented by sluices and characterised by a great gloop that can remind folk that they are never far from the primordial.

" How cute is that? " She'd revealed a royal blue brick exterior accented with Bumble's signature shade of yellow for a sort of French bistro look.

He must have been a mado of high rank, because he paraded in a mat of banana leaves that had ragged edges and was accented with bright colors.

" Fight for you" ? This voice was thickly accented. Sigorn, the young Magnar of Thenn, spoke the Common Tongue haltingly at best. " Not fight for you. Kill you better. Kill all you" .

A King's River Indian told me that they call him " Pillillooeet, " which, rapidly pronounced with the first syllable heavily accented, is not unlike the lusty exclamation he utters on his way up a tree when excited.