quotation|quotations in English

noun

[quo·ta·tion || kwəʊ'teɪʃn]

act of repeating the words of another person; citation, passage taken from another source; reference; commercial offer; statement of price, offer of a price; price that has been stated or offered

Use "quotation|quotations" in a sentence

1. Agnation (countable and uncountable, plural Agnations) consanguinity by a line of males only, as distinguished from cognation quotations ▼ (Can we find and add a quotation of Bouvier to this entry?)

2. Don't use quotation marks.

3. Epigraph: Quotation in book preliminaries.

4. He weighed in a quotation.

5. Don’t use quotation marks.

6. Designated with quotation marks ("women's hats").

7. Each chapter begins with a quotation.

8. A Boomable industry quotations

9. Colons go outside quotation marks:

10. Support your argument by quotation.

11. Quotations about Antidemocrat Note that not all quotations have been tagged, so the Search function may find additional quotations on this topic

12. My quotation is taken from "Hamlet".

13. Father: Sign up for closing quotation price.

14. Quotations ▼ (transitive) To Condole with …

15. Booklets of spiritual quotations

16. Amability ( uncountable ) ( obsolete) lovableness quotations

17. Allusions are written in quotation marks

18. Where does that quotation come from?

19. You'll find the quotation on page

20. Quotations ▼ His testimony Contradicts hers

21. The following quotation clarifies the Hindu concept.

22. A written quotation is available on request.

23. Aspout ( not comparable ) spouting quotations

24. In fact, in the foregoing quotation by Dr.

25. A quotation mark (") is used to delimit URLs.