punctuate with



punctuate something with something

 
1. to add a particular punctuation mark to a piece of writing. You have punctuated this ad with too many exclamation points. This letter is punctuated with dashes to emphasize the key points.
2. to add emphasis to one's speaking by adding phrases, exclamations, or other devices. Her comments were punctuated with a few choice swear words. Tom punctuated his address with a few choice comments about politicians.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ieremias-Biblical Greek
Hershel-Yiddish
Hahn[ha:n]
Bent (1)BENTDanish
IinesEE:-nesFinnish
Signy-Swedish, Norwegian, Danish