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Meanings of punctuate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "stress"
Examples for "stress"
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However she warned that long term exposure could result in chronic stress.
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Reducing your stress level can really aid in improving your heart health.
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At times of great stress, comfort food and fast food are best.
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Methods: Participants completed an online survey of political views, health, and stress.
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Conclusions: Burnout and stress are significant problems amongst doctors in Irish hospitals.
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His accent, however, was not quite so sophisticated as his young employer's.
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Don't expect an accent.' Returning to the book, she recited: 'What funnel?
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DR. OGILVY: That's quite all right...I can't place your accent Mr. Vennema.
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Melonie: In South Africa we rarely act with a South African accent.
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I think you have to emphasize the words so far, Muller said.
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The individual differences emphasize the need for constant attention for possible discomfort.
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And why emphasize that they would be 'quite illuminating' upon 'close consideration'?
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High costs and decreased capital investments mean companies must emphasize cost-effective marketing.
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They emphasize their duty to protect their young, voiceless patients from harm.
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But they emphasise the rule of law, due process and democratic structures.
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It is important to emphasise, however, that there are grounds for optimism.
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I know I already said it, but I want to emphasise it.
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These will support R&D projects and emphasise the development of silicon design.
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The results emphasise the potential of the peptides tested as malaria-vaccine candidates.
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The method to their madness is simply to accentuate the listening experience.
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War does not so much tilt the balance as accentuate the difference.
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Cocaine was used to accentuate, and dextrorphan to attenuate the kindling process.
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Even the gloom of the house seemed to accentuate with the years.
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Production values are thrifty but resourcefully deployed to accentuate the unglamorous environment.
Usage of punctuate in English
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Within the lines punctuate just as you would in the inside address.
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Please punctuate them properly, and express the idea I intend to convey.
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It was fascinating, watching the third cracks punctuate her thoughts that way.
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And as if to punctuate the statement, the roar of cannons echoed.
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I shall punctuate, to make things clearer, but not change the spelling.
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She raised her finger in the air to punctuate her brilliant idea.
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With a dismissive hand gesture to punctuate her point, she said it again.
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It will spell and punctuate correctly according to the sense of the sentence.
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There we punctuate the full stop to our inquiries; we have the secret.
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I applaud them. Cousins clapped loudly a half-dozen times to punctuate his point.
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We should punctuate thus, following the order of the words in the Folio,-
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They crown the hills and punctuate the windings of the valleys.
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And that's not all: The way you punctuate is markedly irregular.
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Seymour said that theme of cross partisanship, would come to punctuate Moore's career.
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He pounded the wall to punctuate each word, twice for the exclamation point.
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As if to punctuate his words, there was a scream of raucous laughter.
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Translations for punctuate
Portuguese
Catalan
Punctuate through the time
Punctuate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common