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carefully and judiciously reckon with those changes. Above all, the guidelines inthis book should be applied thoughtfully, with room for wise exceptions. An earlier

If a foreign-language expression begins with an article and appears in an Englishlanguage passage, translate the article: at the Arc de Triomphe. But if the article forms

M. Bildots, the sergeant major of the Army (with an explanation that the bearer is thesole holder of the Army’s highest enlisted rank). In later references: Sergeant Major

1932 by René Blum and Wassily G. Voskresensky (also known as Col. W. de Basil),which changed its name to Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in 1934; the Ballet Russe de

won, 99-98. Do not use trey for 3-point goals or deuce for 2-point baskets. The bestknown professional leagues are the National Basketball Association and the Women’s

word: bathhouse, bathmat, bathrobe, bathroom, bath salts, bath towel, bathtub.Compounds formed with bath as a suffix are two words: acid bath, blood bath,

is an example of overreaching: The school boasts three new computer rooms.boat(-). Many but not all compounds formed with boat are one word: boathook,

has two parts — the Serbian Republic (not to be confused with Serbia) and the MuslimCroat Federation. It is oen necessary to append an ethnic identification to the

missing. Similarly, a caption may begin with a sentence fragment (Spectators at theCapitol on Wednesday). But once a complete sentence has appeared, the ear demands

co(-). Some compounds formed with co are one word and some are hyphenated: coauthor (n. only), co-chairman, co-chairwoman, co-defendant, coed, coeducation,

sports and the arts), and used without quotation marks or other signs of selfconsciousness. The effect can curdle, though, if the phrases chosen are trite (like

(-)conscious. Most but not all compounds formed with conscious are hyphenated: airconscious, class-conscious, clothes-conscious, music-conscious, self-conscious (and

simple adjective form, do not use a hyphen: $2.5 million investment. But hyphensmust be used in longer modifiers, like these: a $10-to-11-billion increase; a $2-million-ayear job.

cover broader regions. The Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople hasjurisdiction over the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. In the United States

editorial staff and editorial content to mean everything that is not advertising, nor tomany digital publications. When there is risk of confusion, use the term opinion, or

far(-). Most but not all compounds formed with far are hyphenated: far-fetched, farflung, far-off, far-ranging, far-reaching, farseeing, farsighted (all adj.). Also: faraway

great(-). Hyphenate all relationship words beginning with great: great-aunt, greatgrandchild, great-granddaughter, great-grandfather, great-great-grandfather, greatgrandmother, great-grandparent, great-grandson, great-nephew, great-niece, greatuncle.

As a suffix, hand is sometimes hyphenated and sometimes solid: beforehand, lehand (adj.), longhand (writing), right-hand (adj.), shorthand.handguns. A handgun or pistol is a weapon that can be held and fired with one hand.

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available — Cuban, Puerto Rican, Mexican-American — use it. Take care with Spanishspeaking and Spanish-surnamed because Hispanics do not necessarily speak the

karat is equal to one twenty-fourth part of pure gold. Thus an object made of 18karat gold contains 18 parts pure gold and 6 parts alloy. Not to be confused with

keen(-). Compounds formed with keen are hyphenated: keen-edged, keen-eyed, keensighted, keen-witted.(-)keeper. Compounds formed with keeper as a suffix are generally one word:

Puerto Rican, Mexican-American — use it. Take care with descriptions like Spanishspeaking and Spanish-surnamed because Hispanic Americans do not necessarily speak

laureate. Also: Nobel laureate; poet laureate; J. J. Anyell, the poet laureate.law(-). Most but not all compounds formed with law are one word: law-abiding,

Mach 1, Mach 2, etc., for the speed of sound, twice the speed of sound, etc.macro(-). Compounds formed with macro are solid: macrobiology, macroclimate,

make(-). Most but not all compounds formed with make are one word: makebelieve, makeover (n.), make over (v.), makeshi, makeup (n. and adj.), make-work.

Michigan. Abbreviate as Mich. aer the names of cities, towns and counties.micro(-). The prefix forms solid compounds unless the second element begins with

it uses air base elsewhere: Andrews Air Force Base, in Maryland; Andersen Air Force Base,on Guam; Aviano Air Base, in Italy. (For installations without landing operations,

is the chief of department. There is no single police chief; identify anyone with the titlechief by bureau or department: Chief of Patrol Robin L. Milori; Chief Milori; the chief of

10; There were 50 in the audience; He owns 63 horses; The game finally ended in the 15thinning. These rules apply even within a single series of numbers: We counted six pigs,

old(-). Most but not all compounds formed with old are hyphenated: old age, oldboy (adj.), old-fashioned, old-school (adj.), Old South, old-timer, Old World.

Orthodox Judaism. Its houses of worship are synagogues, not temples. UltraOrthodox may be used, but with care, in general reference to strictly observant Jews

not for individuals. Make it plural, and precede it with the: The police say (not policesay) crime rates are down and Seven police officers (not seven police) were injured.

effortlessly into two contexts, as in this example from an opinion piece in the artspages: Elected Bodies With Hardly a Cultured Bone. The more obvious kind of wordplay

(-)rate. Most but not all compounds formed with rate are two words: birthrate, cutrate (adj.), death rate, first-rate (adj.), insurance rate, interest rate, tax rate.

Reader’s Digest (without the). It is published by the Reader’s Digest Association.ready. Though a recognized verb, the word can be stilted and artificial in a headline

ready(-). Most but not all compounds formed with ready are hyphenated: readymade (n. and adj.), ready-mix (adj.), ready room, ready-to-wear (n. and adj.).

record(-). Most but not all compounds formed with record are two words: recordbreaking, record changer, record-holder (a person), record player.record, new. This phrase is redundant: He set a new record in the high jump. But this is

headlines when the context is clear: Reagan National Airport or National Airport.room(-), (-)room. Most but not all compounds formed with room as a prefix are two

self(-). In general, terms with the prefix self are hyphenated: self-adulation, selfconscious (also: unself-conscious), self-governing, self-made, self-respect, self-service.

feature about a police station — they are welcome, without quotation marks or othersigns of self-consciousness. But oen, reliance on slang can create the embarrassing

stand(-). Compounds formed with stand can be one word or hyphenated: standalone, standby (n. and adj.), standee, stand-in (n.), standoff (n.), standout (n. and

terror-. Compounds formed with terror are hyphenated: terror-ridden, terrorstricken, terror-struck.testimony. Extensive passages of legal or legislative testimony printed verbatim in

that shares walls with the adjacent homes. Not every townhouse is a brownstone.toxin, toxic. A toxin is a poison produced by a plant or an animal. Do not use the

waterproof, water-repellent, water-resistant, watershed, waterside, water ski (n.), waterski (v.), waterspout, water table, watertight, waterway, waterworks.

when they precede the nouns they modify (and are two words otherwise): wideangle, wide-awake, wide-brimmed, wide-eyed, wide-open, wide-screen; widespread.