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unquote Definition and Meaning in English (unquote definition)

interjection
Synonyms:end quoteclose quote
Quick Answer • Definition

Unquote definition: Used to indicate the end of a direct quotation, especially in spoken language.

Definitions of Unquote

  1. 1interjection

    Used to indicate the end of a direct quotation, especially in spoken language.

  2. 2verb

    To state that a previously quoted passage has ended, or to remove quotation marks from text.

Example Sentences

“The lawyer stated, 'My client is innocent,' unquote, to the jury.”

“He concluded his remarks by saying, 'We must act now,' unquote, with emphasis.”

Synonyms

end quoteclose quote

Antonyms

quotebegin quote

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Inflected Word Forms

past participleunquoted
present participleunquoting

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Unquote definition: Used to indicate the end of a direct quotation, especially in spoken language.
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'Unquote' translates to 'unquote' in English. Unquote definition: Used to indicate the end of a direct quotation, especially in spoken language.
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