Definition of unemphatic in English:

unemphatic

adjectiveʌnɪmˈfatɪkʌnɛmˈfatɪk

(especially of tone or a gesture) not emphatic.
an unemphatic ‘yes’
Example sentencesExamples
- Variety, meanwhile, observed that ‘Altman takes an elegant, appealingly unemphatic look at the world of ballet’.
- They shunned the Impressionists' hazy unemphatic diffusion of colour.
- The Eustace Diamonds ends the epic length of its story on a remarkably unemphatic note.
- The flowing, unemphatic full-length lines which had characterized the dress of both sexes since late antiquity were gradually abandoned.
- Stewart pauses, half hesitant, as he backs away, a step or two extra: the first unemphatic hint of a change of mind.
- Brockovich's unemphatic insistence on the economic struggles of ordinary working people is a perfect instance of Soderbergh's essentially sympathetic sensibility.
- ‘Yes,’ he agreed, his tone quiet and unemphatic, and regarded her with what seemed to be mingled perplexity and embarrassment.
- Robinson remembered him saying ‘the most strange things in the most unemphatic manner, speaking of his visions as any man would of the most ordinary occurrence.’
- This was the language of the English and Scottish Enlightenment: sober, unemphatic, good-humoured; a very sociable and moderate language, modern in a way that even we would recognise, and supremely rational and down-to-earth.
- The colours, like delicately tinted porcelain, of the gods, figurines rather than figures, accord with the unemphatic grace of the composition.

Derivatives

unemphatically

adverbˌʌnɪmˈfatɪkliˌʌnɛmˈfatɪkli

This is more or less the theory adopted by the majority of modern scientists, either unemphatically or emphatically.
Example sentencesExamples
- The story unemphatically revolves around the main character, Chris Gardner, and his son, Christopher.
- Typically, this part of the film is edited so unemphatically that it appears to place equal emphasis on the little boy's bed-wetting and the death of his mother.
- I consider myself unemphatically to be a Conservative Republican and no longer will I apologize for it.
- The moral power of Fussell's narrative is all the greater for being so unemphatically delivered.

单词	unemphatic
释义	Definition of unemphatic in English: unemphatic adjectiveʌnɪmˈfatɪkʌnɛmˈfatɪk (especially of tone or a gesture) not emphatic. an unemphatic ‘yes’ Example sentencesExamples Variety, meanwhile, observed that ‘Altman takes an elegant, appealingly unemphatic look at the world of ballet’. They shunned the Impressionists' hazy unemphatic diffusion of colour. The Eustace Diamonds ends the epic length of its story on a remarkably unemphatic note. The flowing, unemphatic full-length lines which had characterized the dress of both sexes since late antiquity were gradually abandoned. Stewart pauses, half hesitant, as he backs away, a step or two extra: the first unemphatic hint of a change of mind. Brockovich's unemphatic insistence on the economic struggles of ordinary working people is a perfect instance of Soderbergh's essentially sympathetic sensibility. ‘Yes,’ he agreed, his tone quiet and unemphatic, and regarded her with what seemed to be mingled perplexity and embarrassment. Robinson remembered him saying ‘the most strange things in the most unemphatic manner, speaking of his visions as any man would of the most ordinary occurrence.’ This was the language of the English and Scottish Enlightenment: sober, unemphatic, good-humoured; a very sociable and moderate language, modern in a way that even we would recognise, and supremely rational and down-to-earth. The colours, like delicately tinted porcelain, of the gods, figurines rather than figures, accord with the unemphatic grace of the composition. Derivatives unemphatically adverbˌʌnɪmˈfatɪkliˌʌnɛmˈfatɪkli This is more or less the theory adopted by the majority of modern scientists, either unemphatically or emphatically. Example sentencesExamples The story unemphatically revolves around the main character, Chris Gardner, and his son, Christopher. Typically, this part of the film is edited so unemphatically that it appears to place equal emphasis on the little boy's bed-wetting and the death of his mother. I consider myself unemphatically to be a Conservative Republican and no longer will I apologize for it. The moral power of Fussell's narrative is all the greater for being so unemphatically delivered.
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