Pronounced or marked with emphasis or stress; having an accent.
From accent (from Latin accentus, 'tone of voice,' composed of ad- 'to' + cantus 'song') + -ed (past participle). The original meaning referred to the musical quality of spoken words.
The word accent itself is musical in origin—it comes from the idea of 'singing toward' (ad- + cantus), so when you speak with an accent, you're literally imposing a song-like pattern on your words!
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