asterisk in Latin
asterisk in Latin is asterīscus — asterisk means the star-shaped symbol (*) used in writing to mark a footnote, show an omission, or flag something as an exception.
asterisk in Latin
asterīscus
Something resembling or shaped like an asterisk symbol.
What does "asterisk" mean?
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noun The star-shaped symbol (*) used in writing to mark a footnote, show an omission, or flag something as an exception.
"The price came with an asterisk pointing to the terms and conditions."
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verb To mark something with an asterisk.
"The editor asterisked every unconfirmed fact in the draft."
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asterisk in a sentence
- The price came with an asterisk pointing to the terms and conditions.
- He starred the winning record with an asterisk because of the shortened season.
- The editor asterisked every unconfirmed fact in the draft.
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What is "asterisk" in Latin?
"asterisk" in Latin is asterīscus. asterisk means: The star-shaped symbol (*) used in writing to mark a footnote, show an omission, or flag something as an exception.
How do you use "asterisk" in a sentence?
Example: "The price came with an asterisk pointing to the terms and conditions." In Latin, "asterisk" is asterīscus.
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