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deemphasis
This term is primarily used in professional, academic, or corporate registers to describe a deliberate shift in priority. It carries a neutral to strategic connotation, suggesting a calculated decision to move focus away from one area to benefit another, rather than a random or accidental loss of interest.
Because it describes a conceptual process of reduction, it is typically treated as an uncountable noun. It does not refer to a single event but rather to a state or a strategic direction, meaning it rarely appears in the plural form in standard usage.
Meanings
Examples
The company decided on a strategic deemphasis of its legacy products to focus on AI.
There has been a noticeable deemphasis on rote memorization in the new curriculum.
There has been a noticeable deemphasis on rote memorization in the new curriculum.
I think a slight deemphasis of the background colors would make the text pop more.
The government is pursuing a deemphasis of nuclear power in favor of renewables.
Why is there such a sudden deemphasis on quality control in this department?
The artist used a deliberate deemphasis of the horizon line to create a sense of infinity.
Maybe a deemphasis of the aggressive marketing tone will help us win over the critics.
The report suggests a gradual deemphasis of traditional print media.