double dagger (Meaning)

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double dagger (n)

a character used in printing to indicate a cross reference or footnote

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The historian used a double dagger (†) to denote a footnote in their manuscript.
The lecturer emphasized a point by using a double dagger (†) on their PowerPoint slide.
The editor inserted a double dagger (†) to mark a passage for revision in the manuscript.
The publisher added a double dagger (†) to indicate a correction in the printed book.
The researcher placed a double dagger (†) next to the data point to indicate an outlier.
The programmer used a double dagger (†) to mark the end of a comment in the code.
The designer incorporated a double dagger (†) as a decorative element in their logo.
The musician included a double dagger (†) in the score to indicate a sudden change in dynamics.
The artist employed a double dagger (†) to create a striking visual effect in their painting.
The cartographer marked a location on the map with a double dagger (†) to highlight its significance.

a character used in printing to indicate a cross reference or footnote

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No antonyms found.

The historian used a double dagger (†) to denote a footnote in their manuscript.

The lecturer emphasized a point by using a double dagger (†) on their PowerPoint slide.

The editor inserted a double dagger (†) to mark a passage for revision in the manuscript.

The publisher added a double dagger (†) to indicate a correction in the printed book.