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hyphenate
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hy·phen·ate  (hf-nt)
tr.v. hy·phen·at·ed, hy·phen·at·ing, hy·phen·ates
To divide or connect (syllables, word elements, or names) with a hyphen.
n. hy·phen·ate (-nt, -nt)
One who performs more than one job or function: auditioned singer-dancers, actor-models, and other hyphenates.

hyphen·ation n.

hyphenate
Verb
[-ating, -ated] to separate (words) with a hyphen
hyphenation n
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Verb1.hyphenate - divide or connect with a hyphen; "hyphenate these words and names"
spell, write - write or name the letters that comprise the conventionally accepted form of (a word or part of a word); "He spelled the word wrong in this letter"


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As the pop world explodes into more and more hybrids and hyphenations, with each arcane offshoot more dissonant than the last, it's refreshing to come across music that sounds like today but has age-old roots.
He was fastidious to a fault, personally proofreading every page and correcting not just typos but also such picayune details as improper or infelicitous hyphenations.
In Kane's apt hyphenations, the church sought to function as a "mini-city" and a "macro-family" and, as history was to prove, the effort was fated.
 
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