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my emphasis

my emphasis interjection: inserted in or after a quote to proclaim that italicisation was done by the quoter and was absent in the original text.

Interjection

  1. Inserted in or after a quote to proclaim that italicisation was done by the quoter and was absent in the original text.

Questions about my emphasis

What does my emphasis mean?
My emphasis means inserted in or after a quote to proclaim that italicisation was done by the quoter and was absent in the original text.
What part of speech is my emphasis?
My emphasis is an interjection.

Words near my emphasis in the dictionary

  1. my country, right or wrong
  2. my culture is not your costume
  3. my day
  4. my dear fellow
  5. my dog ate my homework
  6. my emphasis
  7. my enemy's enemy is my friend
  8. my eye
  9. my eyeball
  10. my eyes are up here
  11. my fellow Americans

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