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American Heritage Dictionary - Cite This Source - Share This
| pitch accent
n. See tonic accent. |
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| tonic accent
n. Linguistics A stress produced by a change, especially a rise, in pitch as distinguished from increased volume. Also called pitch accent. |
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| pitch accent | |
noun | |
| emphasis that results from pitch rather than loudness [syn: tonic accent] |
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