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Asterisk meaning
A small star; also (by extension), something resembling or shaped like a star. | A small star; also (by extension), something resembling or shaped like a star. | The star-shaped symbol *, which is used in printing and writing for various purposes, including to refer a reader to a note at the bottom of a page or in a margin, and to indicate the omission of letters or words; a star.
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Example sentences (20)
Gambling will create asterisk after asterisk.
Other clubs aren't as concerned about an asterisk next to the 2020 Telstra Premiership winner, with one prominent figure reminding clubs there'll be an asterisk against the history of mankind when it comes to this calendar year.
A comment may appear anywhere in a program where a space is permitted and is preceded by the characters forward slash, asterisk and is terminated by the characters asterisk, forward slash (i.e. /* This is a comment.
The campaign, whose logo uses a heavy asterisk, first launched in 2008 under the name Don't Be An Asterisk.
Usually this takes the form of a message consisting solely of the corrected text, with an asterisk; etiquette varies on whether the asterisk should precede or follow such a correction.
At the outset of Season 1, Episode 3, "Asterisk," audiences learn that Emma has disappeared in the aftermath of the event, with Apollo not knowing where his wife went or how she is doing.
Bonds is reported as saying he will not allow himself to be inducted if the asterisk ball is put on display.
However, by the time I went to what was then a producer's network call — you have to sign a contract before you get the job and in my contract, I had to put an asterisk for studio teacher.
In the two infographics below, the government shows that the junior preferred are made whole in scenarios where the SPSPA is worth less than face value and where the government's warrants are worthless (denoted with an asterisk *).
Nicole Franzel says there should be no asterisk on being the first two-time Big Brother winner.
Pete was very excited to host, even though he knew there was a big asterisk on the week, and there was a looming possibility it might not happen.
Place an asterisk next to this one, big time rigged.
Programs marked with an asterisk (*) require registration.
Rightly or wrongly, there had been an invisible asterisk placed against victories over Northampton and Wycombe, which had rankled with those inside the camp.
That last one deserves an asterisk, considering Skrepenak ended up serving a bit of prison time for a questionable business deal with someone who had benefited from a favorable vote or two from Commissioner Skrepenak.
Three firms, indicated by an asterisk, don’t build homes; they are responsible for removing asbestos and lead contamination.
A double asterisk indicates the “proportion of students achieving an ATAR was lower than similar schools, which may elevate the mean scores reported here”.
As a tribute to her name, Talley marks the dot in her first name with an asterisk, according to Golf Monthly.
David Harbour hints the asterisk has a hidden meaning, to be revealed upon the film's release.
In the girls' championship, 15-year-old Asterisk Talley holds a two-shot lead at 2-under 70 after playing a near-perfect round.