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highlighting
This term functions as both a gerund (the act of emphasizing) and a present participle. When used as a noun, it typically refers to the process or the result of making something prominent, whether through physical markers, verbal emphasis, or cosmetic hair treatments.
In a professional or academic context, it carries a neutral to positive connotation of efficiency and clarity. In the beauty industry, it specifically refers to a technique of contrast, distinguishing it from "coloring," which usually implies a uniform change in shade.
Meanings
The act of emphasizing a particular piece of text or a specific detail to make it more prominent.
The application of a colored translucent ink or marker to a passage of text for emphasis.
The process of coloring small sections of hair a lighter shade than the natural color to create contrast.
Emphasizing or drawing special attention to a specific point, fact, or feature.
Examples
The report is highlighting the need for immediate budget cuts.
I spent the whole evening highlighting the key passages in my textbook.
She is considering highlighting her hair for the summer.
Stop highlighting every single sentence or the whole page will be yellow.
The presentation focuses on highlighting the strengths of our new product.
Maybe I should try highlighting to add some dimension to my dark hair.
The lawyer spent the meeting highlighting the contradictions in the witness testimony.
Excessive highlighting can actually make it harder to find the most important information.