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v. To provide (a text) with punctuation marks.

v. To interrupt periodically: "lectures punctuated by questions and discussions” ( Gilbert Highet). "[There is] a great emptiness in America's West punctuated by Air Force bases” ( Alfred Kazin).

v. To stress or emphasize.

verb-intransitive. To use punctuation.

v. to add punctuation to

v. to add or to interrupt at regular intervals

v. to emphasize, to stress

v. To mark with points; to separate into sentences, clauses, etc., by points or stops which mark the proper pauses in expressing the meaning.

In writing and printing, to mark with points in some significant manner; specifically, to divide into sentences and parts of sentences by the conventional signs called points or marks of punctuation: as, to punctuate one's letters carefully. See punctuation.

Figuratively, to emphasize by some significant or forcible action; enforce the important parts or points of in some special manner: as, to punctuate one's remarks by gestures.

In entomology, same as punctured.

v. interrupt periodically

v. insert punctuation marks into

v. to stress, single out as important

"Arguing about how to best punctuate is often like trying to convince someone that liking chocolate milkshakes is bad because strawberry milkshakes are good."

punctuated    punctuates    punctuating   

disrupt    cut-off    interrupt    breakup   

dot    emphasize   

point    punctilious    punctual    punctuality    punctuation   

punctuated    punctuating   

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