No "never cut words" command in the contextual menu

When you control-click on a word, the contextual menu does not always contain the "never cut words" command (in french: "Ne jamais couper les mots"). Why ?

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In English it's "Never Hyphenate" & the words I don't see it on are words that can't be hyphenated, such as very short words. My understanding is that hyphenation doesn't use a dictionary or list of words but uses an algorithm or formula to hyphenate. I found that the word "word" doesn't give the option of hyphenation but "words" does. But neither word can be hyphenated.

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No "never cut words" command in the contextual menu

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