neutral accent (B2)
noun phrase
Pronunciation: /ˈnjuːtrəl ˈæksənt/
Definition
A way of speaking a language that does not clearly show where the speaker is from, often characterized by a lack of strong regional or social markers.
Examples
Many voice actors train to achieve a neutral accent for broader appeal in their work.
She tried to speak with a neutral accent during the international conference to ensure everyone understood her clearly.
The language school offers courses specifically designed to help students develop a more neutral accent.
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