Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
brogue
noun
/broʊɡ/

Definition
A strong regional accent, especially one associated with the Gaelic languages of Ireland or Scotland.

Examples
- He spoke with a thick Irish brogue that was hard to understand.
- The actor adopted a Scottish brogue for his role in the movie.
- Her brogue revealed her origins from the countryside of Ireland.

Meaning
Brogue refers to a distinctive style of speaking which is influenced by the speaker’s native language or regional culture, often characterized by unique pronunciation and intonation patterns.

Synonyms
- accent
- dialect
- inflection