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Meaning of semicolon

Wordnet

semicolon (n)

a punctuation mark (`;') used to connect independent clauses; indicates a closer relation than does a period

Webster

semicolon (n.)

The punctuation mark [;] indicating a separation between parts or members of a sentence more distinct than that marked by a comma.

semicolon Sentence Examples

  1. The weather was unpredictable; it rained heavily one moment and was sunny the next.
  2. I have three favorite colors: blue, green; and yellow.
  3. The students worked diligently; their grades improved significantly.
  4. The concert was a disappointment; the sound quality was poor; and the performance was uninspired.
  5. I have been busy lately; however, I am determined to finish my project on time.
  6. The museum had several impressive exhibits, such as ancient Egyptian artifacts; medieval armor; and Renaissance paintings.
  7. The doctor recommended rest; exercise; and a healthy diet.
  8. The company is facing challenges; nevertheless, it is optimistic about the future.
  9. The weather forecast is uncertain; it could be windy; rainy; or sunny.
  10. The musician played several instruments: the violin; the flute; and the piano.

FAQs About the word semicolon

a punctuation mark (`;') used to connect independent clauses; indicates a closer relation than does a periodThe punctuation mark [;] indicating a separation bet

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The weather was unpredictable; it rained heavily one moment and was sunny the next.

I have three favorite colors: blue, green; and yellow.

The students worked diligently; their grades improved significantly.

The concert was a disappointment; the sound quality was poor; and the performance was uninspired.