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Slang Definition:
Emphase is a term that refers to a form of language that involves words with an exaggerated sound effect, such as "BANG!" instead of "boom," or "DANG!" instead of "dang."
Example Sentence: In the context of the game "Super Mario Bros." (yes, I said it), Emphase is used in a way that makes you feel like you're playing video games. It sounds like a joke and can be heard at any point during gameplay. "Emphase!" could be thrown on your opponents while trying to jump over obstacles, or if the game calls for "PUMPKIN" instead of "SHEEP," it would sound like a prank. It's like saying "Hey, I'm looking for a banana." Edgy Example: One time, Mario had an attack on his teammates that was so intense and powerful that no one could handle it. The game went out of control, and in the midst of chaos, there was a sudden scream that sounded like something out of a horror movie. It started like this: "Yo! Mario's attack is intense!" It was followed by a thunderous explosion of laughter and applause from the crowd, signaling the end of the match and the beginning of another round. Notable Example: But not all gameplays are as entertaining. On one occasion, in a game of "Space Invaders," players would be asked to perform an action
