Synonyms

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2. hasten, hurry, hustle, precipitate, antedate, Archaic.dispatch; expedite, speed orstep up, quicken, urge on orforward, press ormove forward; drive, incite, goad, spur, stimulate, energize, impel, compel, force, push on.
3. speed up, increase in speed orvelocity, move orgo faster, SI.jazz up; pick up, SI.open up, skyrocket, rise; (all of an engine)

gun, SI.give the gun, race, Inf. rev up, SI.vroom, give the gas, feed gasoline to, SI. step on the gas, SI.floor it.
4. concentrate, intensify, compress, contract, compact; boil down, reduce, abbreviate, skim, gloss over, pass over.

acceleration, n.1. speeding up, speed-up, increase in speed orvelocity, SI.jazzing up; picking up, SI. opening up, skyrocketing, rising; (all of an engine) gunning, SI.giving the gun, racing, Inf.revving up, SI. vrooming, SI.giving the gas, SI.stepping on the gas.
2. hastening, hurrying, hustling, precipitation, antedating; expedition, speed, promptness, dispatch; stepping up, quickening; urging on, pressing forward, driving; incitement, incitation, prompting, stimulation, energizing; advance, advancement, furtherance, promotion, movement forward, facilitation,

accent, n.1. emphasis, stress, accentuation, syllable stress, primary orsecondary ortertiary stress, weak stress; attack, delivery, force of utterance; cadence, beat, rhythm, rhythm pattern, rhythmical emphasis, Music,

rhythmical accentuation, Music,

arsis or upbeat, Music,

thesis ordownbeat, Pros,

ictus, prominent pulsation.
2. mark, accent mark, stress mark, character, symbol; diacritic, diacritical mark, tilde, circumflex, circumflex mark, cedilla.
3. pitch, timbre, tone, tone of voice, voice; intonation, intonation pattern, inflection, modulation; mood, tenor, significance.
4. pronunciation, articulation, enunciation, vocalization, utterance; speech pattern, manner of speaking, mode of expression.
5. regional accent, foreign accent; drawl, twang, brogue, burr, broad accent orspeech; Brit,

received standard, public school accent.
6. accents, language, speech, speaking, talk, talking, words, discourse; chatter, palaver, prattle, Inf. gab, SI.yakkety-yak.
-v. 7. accentuate, stress, emphasize, lay stress or emphasis upon, give emphasis to, punctuate; underline, underscore, point up, italicize, call attention to; feature, highlight, spotlight, give prominence to; intensify, strengthen, deepen, heighten,

accentuate, v. stress, emphasize, lay stress oremphasis upon, give emphasis to, punctuate; underline, underscore, italicize, point up, call attention to; feature, highlight, spotlight, give prominence to; intensify, strengthen, deepen, heighten,

accept, v. 1. receive, take, gain, acquire, get, secure,
come by.
2. accede to, acquiesce in, assent to, submit to, abide by, comply with, go along with, be in line with; agree to, take [s.o.] up on [s.t.], say “yes” to.
3. undertake, assume, take on, tackle, be willing to bear, become responsible for; begin, commence, enter upon, set about.
4. accommodate oneself to, reconcile oneself to, resign oneself to; suffer, endure, bear, tolerate, brook, take patiently, abide, accept, stand, withstand, submit to, put up with; swallow, digest, stomach, pocket; face the music, take one's medicine, take it.
5. adopt, avow, confirm, believe, acknowledge, Inf.