compound point
compound point noun: an obsolete typographical construction made up of more than one punctuation mark, such as the comma dash (,—) or semicolon dash (;—).
Noun
compound point (plural compound points)
- An obsolete typographical construction made up of more than one punctuation mark, such as the comma dash (,—) or semicolon dash (;—).
Forms of compound point
| plural | compound points |
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Questions about compound point
- What does compound point mean?
- Compound point means an obsolete typographical construction made up of more than one punctuation mark, such as the comma dash (,—) or semicolon dash (;—).
- What part of speech is compound point?
- Compound point is a noun.
- What is the plural of compound point?
- The plural of compound point is compound points.
Words near compound point in the dictionary
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