(__________)-Like.
hyphen noun [ C ] US / ˈhɑɪ·fən / the mark (-) used in writing to join two words together, or between the syllables of a word when it is divided at the end of a line of text An amateur writer with so much to learn. So many aspects of writing, of speech, that I am so enamored with that I just want to use them all the time. The hyphen (-) for instance, a continuation of the previous word or thought. To be, like something, the same as something-like. In the words of Plato: If I put a quote and a picture, am I too considered wise? "Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something." Too easy is it these days to simply say something for a large group of people. Too simple is the task to present behind a keyboard and a screen, when at one time, what we said online would have had us a...