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Meanings of apostrophe in English
Usage of apostrophe in English
1
Name the words of the poem in which the apostrophe is used.
2
The mark for the apostrophe; and also the marks for inverted commas.
3
The apostrophe to her shows the vividness and exuberance of his imagination:-
4
I could have cried out like Enoch Arden in his dying apostrophe:-
5
This grandiose apostrophe was scarcely in accord with his costume and physiognomy.
6
But Barbara smiled up the street toward them, unconscious of the apostrophe.
7
His glance took in Undine, widened to astonishment and passed into apostrophe.
8
Bartlett concludes with an apostrophe on the brevity of all human affairs.
9
She smiled, and began an apostrophe to herself, after the following manner:
10
Does not the final 'y' of 'tawny' suppose an apostrophe and apocope?
11
But in one place at least, the apostrophe's future looks secure.
12
Candidate in India listened to an apostrophe to the God of Nature, 361-l.
13
The apostrophe is then placed at the end of the word.
14
For the apostrophe to Salamis appeared to denote destruction and defeat.
15
The Nineteenth Psalm opens with a lofty apostrophe to Nature, commencing:
16
As if instinct with life, the beautiful vessel answered my apostrophe.
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Translations for apostrophe
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Apostrophe through the time
Apostrophe across language varieties
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