emphasizes
v.v. to give special importance or attention to something. You do this to make sure people notice a specific point or idea.
v. to give special importance or prominence to something in speaking or writing. Often used to highlight a specific detail or to stress the significance of a concept.
The teacher emphasizes the importance of daily practice.
The new safety report emphasizes that all employees must wear protective gear while on the factory floor.
The architect's design emphasizes natural light by incorporating floor-to-ceiling windows and an open central atrium that allows sunshine to reach every floor.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object. It is often followed by a noun phrase or a 'that' clause.
She emphasizes on the need for changeShe emphasizes the need for changeEmphasize is a transitive verb and does not take the preposition 'on'; learners often confuse it with the noun 'emphasis', which does take 'on'.