Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for Accent (-ed, -s)
accent (-ed, -s), n. [Fr. < L. ad + cantus, singing.] (webplay: speaking, voice, word).
- Tone of voice; intonation of speech; stress of the voice upon certain syllables.
- Speech; discourse; language; words.
- Page; passage; word; line; metrical verse; [fig.] text; message; letter; volume of poetry; contents of a book.
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