interrobang in Irish
interrobang in Irish is comhartha ceiste uaillbhreasa — interrobang means a punctuation symbol, ⟨‽⟩, that combines a question mark and an exclamation mark, used to show excitement, disbelief or a rhetorical question.
interrobang in Irish
comhartha ceiste uaillbhreasa
What does "interrobang" mean?
- noun A punctuation symbol, ⟨‽⟩, that combines a question mark and an exclamation mark, used to show excitement, disbelief or a rhetorical question.
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noun The two marks ⟨!?⟩ or ⟨?!⟩ written together, one after the other.
"It was not until entering the fourth movement when he would finally stop all strumming to interject with an interrobang: “WHERE is that voice COMING from!?”"
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- It was not until entering the fourth movement when he would finally stop all strumming to interject with an interrobang: “WHERE is that voice COMING from!?”
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What is "interrobang" in Irish?
"interrobang" in Irish is comhartha ceiste uaillbhreasa. interrobang means: A punctuation symbol, ⟨‽⟩, that combines a question mark and an exclamation mark, used to show excitement, disbelief or a rhetorical question.
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