parenthesis|parentheses in English

noun

[pa·ren·the·sis || pə'renθɪsɪs]

the characters ( ), parentheses are used to separate material that is nonessential information in a sentence or additional inormation from the very important information in a sentence; text enclosed in parentheses; act of isolating by parentheses (Syntax)

Use "parenthesis|parentheses" in a sentence

1. Write a right parenthesis.

2. Do not read the parenthesis.

3. Parentheses Around

4. We must begin with a parenthesis.

5. Room for a brief parenthesis.

6. Put the word in parenthesis.

7. The statistics were given in parenthesis.

8. Space after last parenthesis matching on current line.

9. Irregular forms are given in parentheses .

10. An opening parenthesis was expected near line %

11. Use the parenthesis () to capture parts of the Fields.

12. His weathered cheeks etched parentheses around his mouth.

13. She saw and registered all this in parenthesis.

14. 28 Answer: a. If the words in parentheses need an exclamation point or question mark, place it inside the parentheses.

15. Missing subquery or the operator you entered requires parenthesis.

16. The parentheses effectively execute the statements in a subshell.

17. The subname in parentheses is Samgye.

18. This is a parentheses, not an absolute value.

19. Do not follow either array name with parentheses.

20. Do not follow the array name with parentheses.

21. Finally, in parentheses is the laboratory analysis number.

22. You can also use the pipe within parentheses.

23. First Multiplication, then Parentheses, but that didn't work.

24. Generally, you follow the full name with the Abbreviation in parenthesis

25. Parentheses pointed and Exponents took the lead.