semicolon

IPA: sɛmikˈoʊɫʌn

noun

  • The punctuation mark ;.
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Examples of "semicolon" in Sentences

  • Please leave the semicolon alone.
  • A semicolon would be better there.
  • A comma here, a semicolon there...
  • And a semicolon wouldn't go amiss.
  • This is the shape of the semicolon.
  • But as it stands, this needs a semicolon.
  • Separate multiple roles with a semicolon.
  • A sentence is terminated with a semicolon.
  • Simply break with a full stop or a semicolon.
  • An alternative for is using the semicolon method.
  • As punctuation marks go, the semicolon is much misunderstood.
  • This semicolon is your own, personal Manzikert:; pseudonymous in nc says:
  • The most common way to use a semicolon is to connect two independent clauses.
  • Some people think — or hope — the semicolon is dying off in American prose as well.
  • Even the half-stop of a semicolon is too long a pause on the idea that they'll read your submission!
  • A semicolon is a tool, and sometimes, it seems to me, it is the only tool for a job; it creates a pause that just feels ... right.
  • The semicolon is also used in computer programming code (e.g. is HTML code for a type of space), but in this guise is rarely seen by the non-programming public.

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