hyphened's Usage Examples:

Helena Smith Dayton (often hyphened as Helena Smith-Dayton) (1883–1960) was an American film maker, painter and sculptor working in New York City who used.

baptized Cady Herrick, but his father thought it better to add an initial hyphened "D-" to the name to avoid class-room jokes, like calling the boy "Katie.

We hyphened, I'm Saldana-Perego and he's Perego-Saldana.

his invention and settled with "typographer" which ultimately became the hyphened word "type-writer" in 1874.

Moreover, there were intense debates on renaming the country, with various hyphened versions of Czechoslovakia (this conflict was called the Hyphen War).

This results in the hyphened name of the two chapters that make up the new one (see Illinois Delta-Zeta).

Until February 1909, his surname was Mason, but he hyphened it that month to Mason-MacFarlane out of pride in his Scottish heritage.

Synonyms:

punctuation; punctuation mark; dash;

Antonyms:

unspell; erase; inelegance; linger;