underscore [ˌʌndəˈskɔ:ɐ, Am -dɚˈskɔ:r] VB trans a. fig
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| I | underscore |
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| you | underscore |
| he/she/it | underscores |
| we | underscore |
| you | underscore |
| they | underscore |
| I | underscored |
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| I | have | underscored |
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| you | have | underscored |
| he/she/it | has | underscored |
| we | have | underscored |
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| they | have | underscored |
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| you | had | underscored |
| he/she/it | had | underscored |
| we | had | underscored |
| you | had | underscored |
| they | had | underscored |
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The story underscores the value of familial love and the need for young people to be independent and to have a sense of responsibility.
en.wikipedia.org The theorys core processes of convergence and divergence make it relatively easy to understand, underscoring the simplicity of the theory.
en.wikipedia.org This was popular, as it underscored the formal character of the clothing.
en.wikipedia.org The declaration, which underscores his subsequent practice reads: 1.
en.wikipedia.org However, underscoring their commitment to incentive-based compensation, they took pains to note that merit pay remained.
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