How do you pronounce "de‑emphasiser"?

The pronunciation is //ˌdiːˈem.fə.saɪ.zə(r)//. Listen to American and British pronunciations on this page.

de‑emphasiser

Q: What does "de‑emphasiser" mean?

`n.`A device or circuit that reduces the amplitude of specific frequencies, particularly high frequencies.; An electronic circuit used to restore a signal to its original form after it has been processed for transmission, often used in conjunction with a pre-emphasiser.

[US]//ˌdiːˈem.fə.saɪ.zə(r)//

[UK]//ˌdiːˈem.fə.saɪ.zɚ//

Translation

n.A device or circuit that reduces the amplitude of specific frequencies, particularly high frequencies.; An electronic circuit used to restore a signal to its original form after it has been processed for transmission, often used in conjunction with a pre-emphasiser.

Example Sentences

apply a visual de‑emphasiser to the secondary text so it does not compete with the headline.

the designer used a subtle de‑emphasiser on the background color to improve readability.

a font de‑emphasiser can reduce the weight of certain letters in a logo.

when preparing a presentation, insert a graphic de‑emphasiser to tone down excess details.

the tool offers a text de‑emphasiser that softens bold sections automatically.

use a colour de‑emphasiser to lower the saturation of the overlay.

the ui kit includes a soft de‑emphasiser for icons that need less prominence.

an image de‑emphasiser can blur peripheral elements to focus attention on the centre.

introduce a stylistic de‑emphasiser in the layout to balance visual hierarchy.

the algorithm applies a subtle de‑emphasiser to captions, making them less distracting.

we recommend a background de‑emphasiser to tone down the gradient behind the text.

the software’s tone de‑emphasiser reduces contrast in secondary headings.