interdash (Meaning)
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interdash (v. t.)
To dash between or among; to intersperse.
Synonyms & Antonyms of interdash
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
interdash Sentence Examples
- The interdash between the stanzas served as a transition to the next verse.
- The speaker's interdash expressed a moment of hesitation before revealing a secret.
- The author used interdashes to create a sense of urgency in the dialogue.
- The interdash indicated an interruption or a change in tone.
- The journalist's interdashes punctuated the key points in the interview.
- The interdashes provided a brief pause for reflection in the speech.
- The email contained several interdashes, emphasizing the recipient's frustration.
- The interdash in the text marked the beginning of a quotation.
- The writer's interdashes formed a jagged line on the page, mirroring the character's chaotic thoughts.
- The interdash between the two terms connected them while subtly indicating a distinction.
FAQs About the word interdash
To dash between or among; to intersperse.
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No antonyms found.
The interdash between the stanzas served as a transition to the next verse.
The speaker's interdash expressed a moment of hesitation before revealing a secret.
The author used interdashes to create a sense of urgency in the dialogue.
The interdash indicated an interruption or a change in tone.
