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See also:PARENTHESIS (from Gr. 1rapev,rdAvat, put in alongside) , the grammatical See also:term denoting the insertion (and so also the signs for such insertion) of a word, phrase or See also:sentence between other words or in another sentence, without interfering with the construction, and serving a qualifying, explanatory or supplementary purpose. In See also:writing or See also:printing such parenthetical words or sentences are marked off by commas, dashes, or, more usually, by square or semi-circular brackets. End of Article: PARENTHESIS (from Gr. 1rapev,rdAvat, put in alongside)Additional information and CommentsThere are no comments yet for this article.
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