Verb Forms of "Emphasize"
| Form | Grammatical Function | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| emphasizes | Third person singular | Used in both US and UK English |
| emphasizing | Present participle | Common for continuous tenses |
| emphasized | Past tense | Identical in US and UK English |
Description
The verb “emphasize” means to give special importance or prominence to something when speaking or writing. It is regularly used to express focus, importance, or clarity in communication.
Example Usage
To emphasize the waistline.
This phrase means to highlight or make the waistline stand out, often referring to fashion or body shape.
Author’s summary:
A concise reference describing English verb forms of “emphasize,” its meaning, and an example showing how the term conveys focus or visual accentuation.
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