The hyphenator improved readability by breaking long words at appropriate syllables.

Many compound words were hyphened in the old style guide.

While editing the manuscript, she kept hyphening long compound modifiers to follow the style guide.

The editors relied on several hyphenators to ensure compound words were split correctly in the justified text.

My editor warned me that my article suffered from hyphenitis, turning clear phrases into awkward hyphen-heavy constructions.

The editor discussed several hyphenizations in the manuscript to maintain consistent line breaks.

The editor insisted that the hyphenization of compound modifiers be consistent throughout the manuscript.

The editor preferred hyphenic compounds to be revised for clarity in the headline.

When preparing the e-book, she carefully checked that the soft hyphens were placed correctly to avoid awkward breaks.

She carefully worked the hyphens into the compound headline to improve readability.