" accented "

[Adjective]  | "ac*cent*ed" | \ ˈak-ˌsen-təd \

1: spoken or written with an accent

Origin: 1589 ;

 From past participle of {see: |accent:2|accent:2};

[Verb]  | "ac*cent" | \ ˈak-ˌsent \

1: to give special attention or prominence to (something) : to make (something) more emphatic, noticeable, or distinct

2: to pronounce (part of a word) with greater stress or force : stress

3: to mark with a written or printed accent

Origin: 14th century ;

 Borrowed from Middle French accenter "to pronounce with greater stress," in part derivative of accent {see: |accent:1|accent:1}, in part borrowed from Medieval Latin accentāre, variant of accentuāre{mat|accentuate|};

[Verb]  | "accented" 

[Verb]  | "accent"