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Definition of de-emphasize in English: de-emphasize(British de-emphasise) verb diːˈɛmfəsʌɪzˌdēˈemfəsīz [with object]Reduce the importance or prominence given to (something) 不再强调，不再重视；贬低…的重要性 commentators tend to de-emphasize parental culpability Example sentencesExamples - Groves believes that the Flores pygmies display prognathism - a prominent mouth that de-emphasizes the chin.
- Billings, however, argues that she represents the road to progress because she would de-emphasize the test, called the Washington Assessment of Student Learning.
- Stewart would be unwise to rule out this strategy as a tool for delivering value but could reduce investor concern considerably by de-emphasising it for now and undertaking to deliver organic growth as a first priority.
- This goes way beyond simply de-emphasising film stars' pock marks and freckles.
- But we can de-emphasize their importance as primary instruments of justice while we place the highest priority on social and economic justice.
- There's something to be said for telling a story in your own words, emphasizing what you want to be heard and de-emphasizing the things you feel are less important, or unflattering.
- Like the House of Lords the Court has de-emphasized the notion of parental ‘rights’ in the determination of these questions.
- Really, previously I was in a majority of group members in de-emphasizing foreign policy.
- One other area that has a significant, albeit not easily quantifiable, impact on cost is Levi's business plan which de-emphasizes the selling of profitable products by putting strong emphasis on social programs and reforms.
- He has also sought to rebalance the business, building up its housebuilding and property development arms and de-emphasising the focus on pure contracting work.
- Our focus is on the legal side of law and economics, an approach that we hope will de-emphasize technical mathematics, while providing our readers greater access to economic insights about legal and policy issues.
- Ultimately though, what is more intriguing about this work is the manner in which it runs athwart of some contemporary photography to instead de-emphasize overt expressivity.
- The theme of overindulgent polygamy writ large in the text was de-emphasised whereas the fertility motif symbolised in the Dohada ritual was pronounced.
- When she was the board chairwoman last year, she sided with some of the other board members and voted to slightly de-emphasize the teaching of this subject in the state's public schools.
- Obviously this places restrictions on the amount of information that I can display without de-emphasising the rest of the content too heavily, but I think it's the best approach.
- Or try a strapless dress, which de-emphasizes the broadness of the back.
- One reason is that the company has de-emphasized ownership in favour of management contracts.
- Or rather, it de-emphasizes grammatical accuracy to focus on communicative fluency, and operates through holistic activities which stress the transfer of authentic information and the sharing of experience.
- Breaking with convention, Duncan was the first American dancer to de-emphasize scenery and costumes in favour of a simple stage setting and simple costumes.
- It asserts the value of a socialist ethic that de-emphasises self-promotion.
Synonyms make light of, make little of, make nothing of, set little store by, set no store by, gloss over, de-emphasize, underemphasize, downplay, understate, underplay, minimize, shrug off
Definition of de-emphasize in US English: de-emphasize(British de-emphasise) verbˌdēˈemfəsīz [with object]Reduce the importance or prominence given to (something) 不再强调，不再重视；贬低…的重要性 the reform de-emphasized central planning and placed more power in the association of socialized industries Example sentencesExamples - It asserts the value of a socialist ethic that de-emphasises self-promotion.
- Or rather, it de-emphasizes grammatical accuracy to focus on communicative fluency, and operates through holistic activities which stress the transfer of authentic information and the sharing of experience.
- Breaking with convention, Duncan was the first American dancer to de-emphasize scenery and costumes in favour of a simple stage setting and simple costumes.
- This goes way beyond simply de-emphasising film stars' pock marks and freckles.
- When she was the board chairwoman last year, she sided with some of the other board members and voted to slightly de-emphasize the teaching of this subject in the state's public schools.
- One other area that has a significant, albeit not easily quantifiable, impact on cost is Levi's business plan which de-emphasizes the selling of profitable products by putting strong emphasis on social programs and reforms.
- One reason is that the company has de-emphasized ownership in favour of management contracts.
- Or try a strapless dress, which de-emphasizes the broadness of the back.
- But we can de-emphasize their importance as primary instruments of justice while we place the highest priority on social and economic justice.
- Billings, however, argues that she represents the road to progress because she would de-emphasize the test, called the Washington Assessment of Student Learning.
- There's something to be said for telling a story in your own words, emphasizing what you want to be heard and de-emphasizing the things you feel are less important, or unflattering.
- Really, previously I was in a majority of group members in de-emphasizing foreign policy.
- Obviously this places restrictions on the amount of information that I can display without de-emphasising the rest of the content too heavily, but I think it's the best approach.
- Our focus is on the legal side of law and economics, an approach that we hope will de-emphasize technical mathematics, while providing our readers greater access to economic insights about legal and policy issues.
- The theme of overindulgent polygamy writ large in the text was de-emphasised whereas the fertility motif symbolised in the Dohada ritual was pronounced.
- Stewart would be unwise to rule out this strategy as a tool for delivering value but could reduce investor concern considerably by de-emphasising it for now and undertaking to deliver organic growth as a first priority.
- He has also sought to rebalance the business, building up its housebuilding and property development arms and de-emphasising the focus on pure contracting work.
- Ultimately though, what is more intriguing about this work is the manner in which it runs athwart of some contemporary photography to instead de-emphasize overt expressivity.
- Like the House of Lords the Court has de-emphasized the notion of parental ‘rights’ in the determination of these questions.
- Groves believes that the Flores pygmies display prognathism - a prominent mouth that de-emphasizes the chin.
Synonyms make light of, make little of, make nothing of, set little store by, set no store by, gloss over, de-emphasize, underemphasize, downplay, understate, underplay, minimize, shrug off
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