| ACCENTUATE | Emphasise, in a manner of speaking (10) |
| STRESS | Emphasise, in a manner of speaking |
| SCHOOLMISTRESSY | Son indifferent about husband, I emphasise in my case, as one dealing with children |
| FOREGROUND | Emphasise being in favour of, say, drinks for all |
| UNDERSCORE | Emphasise the failure of footballers to reach their potential (10) |
| UNDERLINEN | Emphasise name for lingerie (10) |
| STRESSLESS | Emphasise fewer are relaxed (10) |
| STRESSTEST | Emphasise cricket match is a hearty check-up (6,4) |
| STRESSMARK | It helps in speech to emphasise saint |
| SONGSTRESS | To emphasise following an anthem by Julie Anthony maybe |
| LORDITOVER | Emphasise superiority to partner, withholding gold, diamonds and charm (4,2,4) |
| ACCIDENT | Emphasise form of identity should be carried ... in case of this? |
| MEME | Word for a unit of cultural inheritance originally used by Richard Dawkins to de-emphasise the gene as the only unit of natural selection (4) |
| ACCENT | Emphasise a little money in Europe captures carbon (6) |
| ASSERTS | Makes a statement to emphasise a come-back (7) |
| ITALICISE | How printers emphasise appeal: a girl is taken in |
| MISTRESS | After half a mile, emphasise the woman in charge (8) |
| REITERATE | Emphasise row about rodent in middle of feed (9) |
| NOHOW | In America, it's used to emphasise a negative expertise, it's said (5) |
| STRANGENESS | Emphasise taking in article with information about oddity (11) |
