interrogation mark

noun

1. a less common term for question mark

Example Sentences

As the landaulet sped toward Fifth Avenue all he saw of her was the fluttering white interrogation-mark.

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In the Folios the interrogation mark and the exclamation mark are often interchanged.

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The interrogation mark which accentuated this "well" signified: "it seems to me that one may remain concealed here?"

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The very sickle-shape of the plasmodium turned itself into an interrogation mark.

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An interrogation mark always seems to me most satisfactory—as delightful as the after-theater supper for which somebody else pays.

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