pronounced

• less pronounced

  I also experienced the sensation, but in less pronounced form.

• be pronounced

  Height sounds as if it should be pronounced hate.

• even more pronounced

  This tendency became even more pronounced as the market widened with improved means of transportation.

• pronounce dead

• pronounce when

• most pronounced

  Periods of westward growth have alternated with periods when lateral development was most pronounced.

• pronounce like

• must be pronounced

  Since ‘him’ has greater prominence in (i), it cannot occur in its weak form , but must be pronounced , whereas in (ii) the pronunciation is likely to be .

• very pronounced

  Imagination, which is conditioned by a breadth of experience, is seldom very pronounced in a man whose vision is narrowed by his occupation and training.

• become more pronounced

  For more polar polymers, specific solvent effects become more pronounced and extrapolations have to be regarded with corresponding caution.

• have pronounced

  An observer at the end of Innocent's reign, from the facts in front of him, could not have pronounced Innocent other than successful.

• particularly pronounced

  Amongst teenagers in temporary jobs the importance of special measures was particularly pronounced.