Preparing and Managing Correspondence - Fort Sill MWR
Preparing and Managing Correspondence - Fort Sill MWR
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deemphasis<br />
extracurricular<br />
homestead<br />
Ivernes-shire<br />
micro-organisms<br />
nationwide<br />
offset<br />
preexisting<br />
reenact<br />
semi-independent<br />
semiofficial<br />
shell-like<br />
thimble-eye<br />
twofold<br />
ultra-atomic<br />
b. Use a hyphen to avoid confusion.<br />
anti-hog-cholera serum<br />
co-op<br />
non-civil-service position<br />
re-sort (sort again)<br />
re-treat (treat again)<br />
un-ionized<br />
c. Type with a hyphen the prefixes ex, self, <strong>and</strong> quasi.<br />
ex-governor<br />
ex-soldier<br />
ex-trader<br />
self-control<br />
self-educated<br />
quasi-academic<br />
quasi-argument<br />
quasi-corporation<br />
quasi-judicial<br />
d. Use a hyphen to join a prefix to a capitalized word, unless usage is otherwise.<br />
anti-Arab<br />
pro-British<br />
un-American<br />
but<br />
nongovernmental<br />
overanglicize<br />
transatlantic<br />
B–9. Numerical compounds<br />
a. Type a hyphen between the elements of compound numbers from twenty-one to ninety-nine <strong>and</strong> in adjective<br />
compounds with a numerical first element.<br />
7-hour day<br />
6-footer<br />
10-minute delay<br />
3-week vacation<br />
24-inch ruler<br />
twenty-one<br />
but<br />
one hundred <strong>and</strong> twenty-one<br />
100-odd<br />
70 AR 25–50 • 3 June 2002