Noun - a style of speech or pronunciation that is characteristic of (unique to) a certain region or country

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noun - a style of speech or pronunciation that is characteristic of (unique to) a certain region or country verb – to emphasize in speech or music

 adjective – a.) expressed in a clear and effective manner b.) able to speak effectively  verb – to express in words

TThe form or version of a language that is spoken in a country or region or by a particular social group; a dialect has characteristic (unique) differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar aaccents are used to create different dialects (i.e. pirate; valley girl; surfer; gangsta’)

 a.) the choice and use of words in speaking or writing  b.) distinctiveness (uniqueness) of pronunciation  “This dark diction has become America's addiction. Those who ain't even black use it. ” Kanye West Kanye West

 a.) to pronounce, especially in a clear manner.  b.) to state or set forth clearly  i.e. Dropping “g”s is one of the most common examples of poor enunciation. Say this list of words out loud:  going  walking

 adjective- a.) basic; primary; essential - b.) of major significance  noun – a basic or necessary part

 able to be understood

 a.) a person who is equal to another in age, (social) class, or rank.  b.) a member of British nobility

 a.) position in society; condition  b.) a stage of progress or development facebook

 verb - to emphasize, particularly when speaking  noun –  A.) emphasis, particularly when speaking  B.) importance; significance