quotation mark

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Synonyms for quotation mark

a punctuation mark used to attribute the enclosed text to someone else

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Quotation marks are very useful because it will tell Google to look only for the webpages with the exact phrase within the quotation marks so searching for 'with or without you' will result to hits on webpages with this exact phrase, probably starting with pages about the U2 song.
at 812 (omission and second and third alterations in original) (internal quotation marks and citations omitted).
He uses the dictionary to define "shelter", but really should have looked up the other two phrases shown in quotation marks.
Spanish daily El Pais reported that the book written by Sanchez and another economist in 2013 reproduced, without quotation marks or any reference, entire pages of a speech made by a Spanish diplomat even including a mistake in the original text.
Opening this Wednesday, Off-White shall bring in its streetwear-savvy hoodies, sweaters, skirts, pants and jackets, denoted with either words in quotation marks or the industrial print reminiscent of construction 'Keep Off' signs.
Their letters are littered with phrases in quotation marks in an attempt to smear Darwin and his ideas.
Brits put their punctuation outside quotation marks. We usually do.
The Vatican admitted the Pope met Scalfari but said: "No words in quotation marks should be considered as a faithful transcription of the Holy Father's words."
398, 406 (1963); internal quotation marks omitted).
based on the interpretation of an extradition treaty....' (Suarez, 791 F3d at 367 (alterations and internal quotation marks omitted); accord United States v.
Among the topics are academic reading and learning, classification, summarizing, agreement in sentences, adjective and adverb, and quotation marks and italic.