kiemel

To emphasize or make something more noticeable or important.

To mark words or areas in text with a bright color to draw attention to them.

To make something stand out or seem more important, especially by emphasizing it or by adding a contrasting detail.

To cause something or someone to be different from others in a way that is special or notable.

To make a feature, quality, or detail stand out more clearly.

To take out and copy a particular passage, sentence, or section from a longer written text, piece of music, or recording.

To make a sensory quality such as sound, color, taste, or smell stronger or more noticeable.

To remove or take something away from somewhere, often in a way that separates it from its context.

To give particular attention or importance to something when speaking or writing.

To make something or someone the main focus of attention, especially by featuring or emphasizing it in media, events, or discussion.

To increase or heighten the appearance or effect of something so that it seems stronger, more extreme, or more noticeable than it actually is.

To be or create the special quality that makes one person or thing different from others.

To quickly and decisively remove someone or something from a place or situation, especially one that is dangerous, unpleasant, or unknown.

To make something seem more splendid, beautiful, or impressive, especially by adding something that highlights its best qualities.