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dash

Punctuation mark (–) that can be used singly or in pairs (as a type of parenthesis, to mark off a clearly subordinate part of a sentence). A single dash is used to represent a sudden break or interruption in dialogue or an abrupt change of subject.



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One might wonder, then, why Jess (Josh Hutcherson) and Leslie (AnnaSophia Robb) dash off their school bus every afternoon and sprint toward this otherworldly realm in "The Bridge to Terabithia.
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