ppl. a. [f. ACCENT v. + -ED.] Distinguished by or marked with accent or stress; emphasized.
1837. Hallam, Hist. Lit. (1847), I. i. § 34. 29. The accented, or if we choose rather to call them so, emphatic syllables, being regulated by a very different though uniform law.
1873. Miss Broughton, Nancy, II. 120. ‘Algy!’ repeat I, in a tone of the profoundest, accentedest surprise.
