hyphenated

Definitions

Examples

• However, the owners of hyphenated names should be tolerant when it comes to mixing up the order or leaving out parts.

• If it’s not in there, pick which form—closed, hyphenated, or open—you think most clearly communicates what you are trying to say.

• Theirs is the journey that cleared the path for me and the millions of successful, educated, hyphenated-Indian women like me.

• Focused on the Indian need for appearances, she de-hyphenated her visit from Pakistan and bracketed it with ASEAN.

• Trevor says that if he is to be hyphenated, he prefers Protestant-Irish to Anglo-Irish.

• Obama presented himself as an American individual first, not, as Teddy Roosevelt would say, "a hyphenated American."

• Most of the literary work of these two men was done jointly, hence their hyphenated signature.

• The word withdraw or withdraw was inconsistently hyphenated; it was left as printed, and line-end hyphens were retained.

• The following words occur with equal frequency in both the hyphenated and unhyphenated forms.

• This text contains inconsistencies in spelling, accented characters and hyphenated words.

• Those compound words which are hyphenated only on line breaks are rendered using modern usage.