interrogation point

noun

1. question mark.

Word History and Origins

Origin of interrogation point¹

First recorded in 1590–1600

Example Sentences

You can't describe them unless you label them with the hackneyed interrogation point.

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It was a nose that reminded the boy of an interrogation point.

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His face was an exclamation and interrogation point fused into one.

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He was one incarnate Why and How, one brooding wonder and interrogation point.

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No servant-question ever dangled its hot interrogation point before his eyes.

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