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Definition: Apostrophe is a character or symbol used in texts to indicate the position of a word after another. In English, it can be used as an abbreviation for "a" or "an," indicating that a sentence contains two words (e.g., "I am an author."). It is also used as a punctuation mark and a mark of emphasis in writing.

apostrophized

Definition: Unapostrophe is a phrase or word that consists of two apostrophes (") after it, but without any punctuation marks. It is often used to denote something that has not been properly punctuated in its original form. For example: - "I'm sorry, I didn't understand the unapostrophe." - "This is not a sentence."

unapostrophized