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comma

[kom-uh] / ˈkɒm ə /
NOUN
pause
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In a letter to critic George Jean Nathan, he described the conclusion as “merely the comma at the end of a gaudy introductory clause, with the body of the sentence still unwritten.”

From Los Angeles Times

But, comma, we also are doing that for the queer experience.

From Los Angeles Times

How barmy is it to fly thousands of people half-way around the world to sit in giant air-conditioned tents to argue about commas, and interpretations of convoluted words?

From BBC

It’s less jarring than parentheses but a bigger interruption than commas.

From The Wall Street Journal

Alongside one picture of Lord Mandelson with two women, whose faces are obscured, he writes about meeting Epstein's interesting – in inverted commas – friends.

From BBC