I don’t like the use of abandoned words like “bene” and somewhat “pre”, although looking into the other answers I see it was for a vampire Weekend red herring with Contra… I band I knew nothing about 😅 Also Oxford Comma is just a rule about the use of a comma, it’s not a separate punctuation piece, I’d change that.

Since when did sand mean bravery? The band likewise never heard of, seems ridiculously niche.

The word "Oxford" in this case is redundant, because all the others are simply punctuation marks, so "comma" would have fit with the group. An oxford comma is indistinguishable in its shape from any other comma - it is only its position which is significant. That does not apply to the other three.

As for your "In" etc. group, "dict" alone also works. In fact, it works better, because "indiction" is a decidedly archaic term, whereas indict
is in common usage.

Re "sand": did you mean "grit"? That would work, but sand does not mean that. The nearest I can find is MW includes an obscure definition meaning "firm resolution", which is close but no cigar.

Concerning the "run" group, please avoid such ridiculously niche entries.

Nothing I can say adds anything to what has been said previously. Agree with it all.