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Qué (quién) es hyphenation - definición
INSERTING HYPHENS IN WORDS
Hyphenation; Syllabication; Hyphenation algorithm; Syllabify; Syllabified; Syllabifying; Syllabifies; Hyphenation rules
Syllabification
·noun ·same·as Syllabication.
Syllabication
·noun The act of forming syllables; the act or method of dividing words into syllables. ·see Guide to Pron., /275.
Syllabify
·vt To form or divide into syllables.
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Syllabification
Syllabification () or syllabication (), also known as hyphenation, is the separation of a word into syllables, whether spoken, written or signed.
Ejemplos de uso de hyphenation
1. The hyphenation has merely provided a way for minorities to coexist in their separate ghettoes.
2. In her thinking, hyphenation is only for racial minorities – for "British–Asians", or "Indian–British". She didn‘t talk about "French–British", or "British–Australian", for example.
3. In fact, such was their arrogance that they bestowed a hyphenation on the original inhabitants whose land they‘d stolen, now patronisingly labelled "Native–American". Despite being an island, Britain is also a nation of migrants and their descendants.
4. Only a reconnection to the hyphenation that links Jewish and democratic values, Zionism and religion, the teachings of Judaism and the teachings of ethics, will offer a chance for the continued existence of the State of Israel as a state that fulfills the dreams imbued in it when it came into being.
5. Naturally, the seminal "de–hyphenation" of US engagement with India and Pakistan whereby it achieved the historically unattainable stable relations with both states – and arguably the enduring success of the post–September 11 US diplomacy in South Asia made such a strategy conceivable in the first place.