Nyomatékosodó

Nyomatékosodó is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "strengthening," "emphasizing," or "growing in importance." It describes a process or phenomenon that is becoming more pronounced, significant, or forceful. The word is derived from "nyomaték," meaning "emphasis," "force," or "stress."

This adjective can be used in various contexts. For example, one might speak of a "nyomatékosodó trend" (strengthening trend) in economics, referring to a pattern that is becoming more evident and influential. In social or political discourse, it could describe "nyomatékosodó követelések" (growing demands) from a particular group, indicating that their requests are gaining more weight and attention.

The term also applies to emotional or psychological states. A "nyomatékosodó félelem" (growing fear) suggests that a person's apprehension is intensifying over time. Similarly, a "nyomatékosodó ellentét" (increasing contrast or opposition) can describe a situation where differences between two sides are becoming more distinct and pronounced. The core idea is always one of increasing intensity, significance, or impact.