Accent

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Accent may refer to:

1 Speech and language 2 Food 3 Computers 4 Other

• Accent (linguistics) ,pronunciation common to a certain language dialect
• Stress (linguistics) ,tone levels and emphasis used in many languages to provide information when using the language
• Stress (phonology) ,on a certain syllable
• A Diacritical mark is also known as an accent
• Fallacy of Accent ,a Logical fallacy
• Accent (poetry) ,of a word.
• Accent (music) ,an emphasis placed on a particular note accent means different.

• A synonym for monosodium glutamate (MSG)
  • Ac'cent, a brand name for an MSG product

• Accent programming language for computers.
• Accent kernel, an operating system kernel

• Hyundai Accent, car produced by Hyundai Motor Company
• Accent Records, a record label.
• ACCENT Speaker's Bureau, a student-run organization at the University of Florida

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