In common usage, stress is a peculiarity of diction of a speaker in a language data. It is specific to one region or social environment and can be characterized by alterations in flow , the pronunciation and the intonation. It is also used to differentiate words , of sentences and texts.

See also

• Diacritic for graphic accents ( acute accent , circumflex , grave accent , etc.)..
• phonetic emphasis , increased height ( pitch accent ), especially in Latin before the change of its vowel system.
• tonic stress , increased vocal intensity (or stress intensity).
• The monks and scribes the first printers used the tilde , mainly on vowels to shorten certain groups of letters. See this section on abbreviations.
• The regional varieties of French.

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