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exclamation
noun as in shout; assertion
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Cassiopeia yapped in excitement, and then poked Beowulf, for her exclamation had sounded rather like his name.
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This weekend’s storm marked the exclamation point on a week of wet weather that helped dampen fire danger and boost water supplies across the state, but also brought dangers.
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"It's just a good exclamation of surprise," Louis jokes.
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A driving, two-handed dunk was the exclamation point, stunning the Charlotte crowd as he hung on the rim and screamed.
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I guess the three exclamation points drive home the drivel.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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