A very noticeable accent.
An accent typical of people from the United States.
An accent typical of people from Great Britain.
An accent typical of people from England.
An accent of someone from a different country.
An accent typical of people from France.
A very strong accent that can be difficult to understand.
A very strong and noticeable accent.
An accent that is not very noticeable.
A very noticeable and distinct accent.
A very clear and easily identifiable accent.
An accent specific to a particular area.
An accent characteristic of a particular region.
A strong regional accent.
An accent from the southern part of a country.
An accent from the northern part of a country.
An accent typical of rural areas.
An accent from the Midwestern United States.
An accent typical of the upper class.
An accent from the East End of London.
An accent associated with the middle class.
Received Pronunciation; the standard, non-regional accent of British English.
A very clear, precise accent of the British upper class.
An accent associated with expensive private schools in Britain (e.g., Eton).
A stereotypical accent associated with young, affluent women from Southern California.
A country accent, often used disapprovingly.
A very small sign of an accent.
A very slight, barely noticeable accent.
Used to describe a person who has an accent.
Used to describe the manner of speaking.
To speak in a standard, non-regional way.
To speak with an accent.
To have a noticeable accent when speaking.
To use a particular accent when speaking.
To no longer have an accent that you used to have.
To pretend to have an accent.
To copy someone's accent, often for entertainment.
To copy an accent very closely.
To imitate an accent dishonestly.
To identify where someone's accent is from.
To stop using an accent you once had.
To start using an accent, often deliberately.
To gradually start speaking with a new accent.
To try to develop a particular accent.
To start speaking with an accent that is not your own.
To use an accent that is not natural, to impress people.