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Term: Putting Stress

Description:

Putting stress refers to the act of emphasizing or placing emphasis on a particular syllable, word, or phrase in speech. It involves the deliberate increase in loudness, pitch, or duration of the stressed element to convey meaning, emotion, or importance.

Putting stress is an essential component of effective communication, as it helps to convey the intended message clearly and adds emphasis to important points. It enables the speaker to create emphasis, contrast, and rhythm in their speech.

Sample Sentences:

1. She emphasized the importance of time management by putting stress on the word "deadline."
2. In his speech, the orator effectively conveyed his message by putting stress on each key point.
3. The actor delivered a powerful monologue by putting stress on the emotional aspects of the dialogue.

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