Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
thick-accent
Noun
/θɪk ˈæksɛnt/
Definition
A thick accent refers to a strong or pronounced manner of pronouncing words that reflects a particular regional or cultural background.
Examples
- Even though she had a thick accent, her English was quite clear.
- The thick accent of the locals made it challenging for tourists to understand.
- His thick accent often led to misunderstandings in conversation.
Meaning
It indicates that someone speaks with a distinctive inflection and tonal variation that is often associated with their native language or dialect.
Synonyms
- strong accent
- heavy accent
- distinctive pronunciation
