punctuate

• Fritz learned to write a fine, free-flowing, rapid and legible business-hand; "Arithmetic" too, "Geography," and many other Useful Knowledges that had some geniality of character, or attractiveness in practice, were among his acquisitions; much, very much he learned in the course of his life; but to SPELL, much more to punctuate, and subdue the higher mysteries of Grammar to himself, was always an unachievable perfection. —  History of Friedrich II of Prussia
• We can nevertheless turn Theseus 'moral to the crux of Casler's illustration: it is not enough to punctuate, but to punctuate true. —  VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol IX No 1
• As if to punctuate his words, the wind whistled and blew a blast of snow through one of the torn shades. —  Conan the Indomitable
• Carter began to pace quickly, as if to punctuate his words with his footfalls. —  Analog Science Fiction and Fact
• -- L.M. Acknowledgments To Jim Frenkel, Tor editor, who edited this book with considerable patience despite dealing with an author who can't spell or punctuate, and has no computer-savvy whatsoever. —  Beast Master's Circus

Roget's II: The New Thesaurus

Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms

Used in the Same Context