Punctuated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PUNCTUATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PUNCTUATE, to mark with points; to mark a piece of writing with commas, full stops etc.
• insert punctuation marks in (text)
• occur at intervals throughout (an area or period)
• interrupt or intersperse something with
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to mark or divide (written matter) with punctuation marks

Words related to PUNCTUATED

punctuate13

Words that contain PUNCTUATED

unpunctuated17 repunctuated17 mispunctuated20 interpunctuated20

How to use PUNCTUATED in a sentence

• Silk regarded him with a scornful eye, but Miss Kybird, bidding him not to be foolish, punctuated her remarks with the needle, and a struggle, which Mr.
• Punctuated in all the music of fairy bands and the whirr of fairy machinery were the incessant voices of frogs.
• In the middle, all sorts and conditions of holes punctuated their long winding length.
• The negroes sang as they drove, but often punctuated the melody with strong language designed to encourage the mules.
• Listening intently, Aristarchi heard a soft quick whispering, and he saw that it was punctuated by a very slight occasional movement of her head.
• From that time on she punctuated her progress through the camp with exaggerated salutes to all the officers she encountered on the way.
• In the streets one heard everywhere the loud jests of the vulgar, decked out with filthy anecdotes and punctuated by obscene laughter, as from the mouth of the Pit.
• Two men took him by each arm and talked with him in earnest tones, and punctuated their questions by shaking him gently.
• He threw himself on a sofa by the open window and listened to the solitude, terribly punctuated by the clanging of the clocks.
• He always spoke as though he were thinking memoranda aloud, and punctuated his words with little tugs at his silky Van Dyke beard.
• It was broken only by occasional and distant shouts, punctuated, now and again, by a shot.
• The wording of the sign had been frequently and indifferently punctuated.
• The Pole burst into blasphemous anger, punctuated with sharp questions.
• Their voices had sunk to a confidential undertone, punctuated often by the music of her laughter.
• There was a dull indescribable rumbling, punctuated by a sound of falling things.
• There was one continuous, deafening roar, punctuated with a series of violent explosions as huge blocks of ice were shivered and shot into the air by that Titanic force.
• It is quite right to invent subtle analyses and detached criticisms, but it is unreasonable to expect them to be punctuated with roars of popular applause.
• Made to-night good Derrydown speech punctuated by howls of execration from Irish brethren opposite.
• The Constable and Sheriff punctuated their converse by prodigious and dexterous spitting into a dangerously far receptacle, and the clerks and police murmured together.
• The program of the evening was punctuated by interruptions of this kind every now and then.
• His career was one of unparalleled production, punctuated by revolutions, voyages, exiles, and other intervals of repose.

Similar words containing PUNCTUAT without suffix ed

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