esiletõst

Esiletõst is an Estonian term that translates to "highlight" or "emphasis" in English. It refers to the act of drawing attention to a particular element, idea, or aspect within a larger context. This can be achieved through various means, such as vocal intonation when speaking, deliberate structuring of written text, or the use of visual cues in design.

In written communication, esiletõst might involve placing a key phrase at the beginning or end of a sentence, using bullet points for important information, or repeating a significant idea. In spoken language, it is achieved through changes in pitch, volume, or pace. Visually, esiletõst can be created through the use of color, size, contrast, or placement. The purpose of esiletõst is to guide the audience's perception and understanding, ensuring that the most crucial information is not overlooked. It is a fundamental technique in effective communication, helping to clarify meaning and improve retention. The specific method of esiletõst employed often depends on the medium and the intended message.