Look up: highlight

1. Highlight
   The lightest areas in a picture or halftone.
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2. highlight
   [n] - the most interesting or memorable part 2. [n] - an area of lightness in a picture
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3. Highlight
   An area or a spot of a model that is strongly illuminated.
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4. highlight
   In painting and drawing, the lightest part of an artwork or the subject being viewed. Highlights in a picture represent light reflecting off the subject, and can bring an image to life, making the...
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5. Highlight
   The lightest area in a photograph or illustration.
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6. highlight
   to emphasize text,e.g.by changing its style relative to the text around it,or enclosing it between suitable marks,and thus making it stand out Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers) • portion of a metal article most exposed to buffing or polishing operations and...
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7. highlight
   highlighting noun an area of lightness in a picture
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8. highlight
   verb apply a highlighter to one`s cheeks or eyebrows in order to make them more prominent; `highlight the area above your eyebrows`
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9. Highlight
   A point of intense brightness, such as the reflection in an eye
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10. highlight
    
    • the most interesting or memorable part
    • an area of lightness in a picture
    
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11. highlight
    In painting and drawing, the lightest part of an artwork or the subject being viewed. Highlights in a picture represent light reflecting off the subject, and can bring an image to life, making the work more three-dimensional and realistic. Tones used may be white, or light shades of other colours such as pale blues, yellows, and pinks. The high...
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12. Highlight
    A point of intense brightness, such as the reflection in an eye.
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13. Highlight
    A point of intense brightness, such as the reflection in an eye.
    Found on http://www.watercolorpainting.com/glossa