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1. A noun and an adjective are close partners

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2. An adjective can qualify a few nouns, and, likewise, a noun can be qualified by a few adjectives

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3. • The adjective ‘fine’ is complement of the

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4. Here we must use the adjective form ‘happy’ instead

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5. Different suffixes can help us easily understand whether a word is a noun, verb or adjective and hence their meanings

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6. The Spirit ( without the adjective "holy") is also used as the creative spirit from God by which God enlivened Adam, and inspired the angels and the prophets

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7. but as adjective for the two others

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8. their adjective and the first deceit

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9. As for the adjective “civilized”, it may

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10. The one adjective that

11. blamed this bally thing called fate, and all adjective had been

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12. If you don"t know the difference between this adjective and effervescent, you are doomed

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13. What is an adjective?

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14. An adjective is a word used to describe or add information about a noun

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15. example of blanco (white), this type of adjective has four forms:

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16. Colling thought to himself that dumb was probably an applicable adjective when it came to Vincent’s way of running the battalion

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17. The historical ‘mere appearance’, as the adjective suggests, points to moral rather than

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18. missionary, a noun, referring to people who engage in mission, and as an adjective, referring in

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19. „the missionary mandate" or „ a person of missionary zeal," whereas the missional is an adjective

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20. He is a very large man who cannot be described adequately without the adjective

21. Gertrude had remained dauntless, of course offended by the vile adjective that I was giving her

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22. adjective somehow seems appropriate-- of these regions of the Real

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23. The form of this proper adjective isthe same for the masculine and the feminine

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24. [314] agrícola, note that this adjective does not vary in formfor the gender of the noun modified

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25. It includes the simple stuff (subjects, prepositions) all the way to the toughies (modal auxiliaries, adjective clauses)

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26. Was Grav(e)y an adjective describing a

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27. Not only does this avoid confusion with the word "gnu," the name of the African antelope, Connochaetes gnou , it also avoids confusion with the adjective "new

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28. gnu improved – probably a reference in a foreign language since the noun precedes the adjective, referring to an animal that should be healthier

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29. Anatta (Sanskrit anatman) or “non-self” is used in the suttas both as a noun and as a predicative adjective to denote that phenomena are not, or are without, a permanent self, to describe any and all composite, con-substantial, phenomenal and temporal things, from the macrocosmic to

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30. I think that first adjective has something to do with the airport

31. Beside grades being arbitrary, meaningless and final, we should have another adjective: bizarre

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32. Displicente; the adjective is used, as often, where inEnglish an adverb is better employed

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33. Van Thorn preferred the adjective wealthy, which he

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34. “What’s excellent?” said the Admiral, thinking the Chief was using the adjective rather than the

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35. in the original is the Greek adjective from 'soul'

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36. ' Note that the infinitive ishere a noun, and is modified by an adjective

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37. Perhaps you youngsters will be able to come up with a better adjective to

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38. The lack of intermediate colour lent uncertainty to the size of this theatre, the historic proportion likening itself to a Hollywood epic, understatement being a non-existent as an adjective in the American dictionary

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39. Immediately he regretted his choice of adjective

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40. adjective you may wish to ascribe to it

41. Until I began to learn another language, the idea had never crossed my mind that in some languages the noun precedes the adjective and must also agree with the gender

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42. when it is repeated without the adjective or adverb which itmodified in the first instance

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43. Probably to give the pronominal adjective greater emphasis

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44. Later editionschanged to lóbrega, making the adjective agree with tierra instead ofsilencio

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45. ' He nodded his head gently at each adjective and counted them off on his fingers

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46. And the rooms are not too small for me--poky was the adjective you applied to the dear little things

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47. ofPicio to pez, pitch, and to the adjective píceo, suggest

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48. Subido is here an adjective in

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49. "Upon my word he seems to be very cool," she said; and the servant, his gaze fixed on a respectful point just above his mistress's head, reflected on the extreme inapplicability of the adjective to anything so warm as the gentleman at the door

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50. Nonsense had delighted her father, it is true, but it had to be of a certain kind; never the kind to which the adjective 'sheer' would apply

51. “Yea but as a noun, not an adjective

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52. Some humanoid Seconds are, thus, comparatively old, though the reptiles would scoff if they heard any of us lay claim to that adjective

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53. Rotten, awful, terrible, pick your adjective

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54. {138-1} If the text is correct, this is a curious case ofagreement, or rather of disagreement, of adjective and noun

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55. This use of an adjective relating to thesubject

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56. A predicate adjective modifying the

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57. participleis treated as an adjective and therefore agrees with the

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58. before anadjective followed by a clause with que; the adjective

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59. When a word found in the text is used both as an adjective

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60. (the adjective) ifthe English translation can be made by adding

61. well-known adjective, both meanings are stated

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62. If the same word is used as an adjective and as an adverb

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63. was enough to catapult me into a hamartian reality, which I propose as adjective to qualify a flawed spacetime wherein the requirements for metanoia hover about, ready to intervene

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64. las mis manos: in old Spanish the article was oftenused before a possessive adjective that preceded its noun

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65. recio: a predicate adjective with the force of an adverb

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66. , by the use ofthe definite article instead of the possessive adjective his,

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67. I held them, massaged them, found them delicate and high strung, a curious adjective that came to mind

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68. A regime that desired to ultimately implement, firstly, a universal ‘purity of race’ defined by the personally perceived meaning of the indefinable abstract adjective words ‘beauty’ and ‘perfection’, and secondly, territorial dominance of the world

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69. adjective for other symbols when preceded by clues such as “like unto, like, as a, as it were,” etc

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70. Less frequently, it acts as an adjective or an adverb

71. Indeed, do we even know what nothing is? Do we even know how to define nothing? Is the reality of nothing even possible because there is indeed something? Now that we experience something, could there ever, ever, have been nothing? Can the meaning of the word ‘nothing,’ be defined as a verb, adjective or noun? We can do nothing, but we are still doing something

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72. adjective eternal or everlasting

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73. ADJECTIVE 'NATURAL' TRANSLATES A FORM OF THE GREEK WORD FOR SOUL, WHICH MAY BE EXPRESSED IN ENGLISH AS

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74. " Psuchikos is the adjective form of psukee is

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75. The adjective form of a noun never has a meaning that is totally different from the

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76. Both the noun [psukee] and the adjective [psuchikos] are the

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77. adjective form in the above six passages

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78. In verse 7 he used "aionios" the adjective form of the

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79. ' Even the translators used an adjective, 'utterly' to convey the idea

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80. AION (a noun– the plural is aions) and AIONIOS (the adjective form of aion) in the

81. Aionios, the adjective form of aion is translated world three times

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82. Aionios the adjective of aion is used 71 times in the New Testament and in the King

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83. " Psuchikos is the adjective form of psukee,

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84. The adjective form of a noun never has a meaning

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85. no one would ever see its adjective form in the above six passages

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86. used an adjective, 'utterly' to convey the idea of eradication

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87. Aionios (the adjective form of the noun aion) is used 71 times in the New Testament

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88. ETERNAL (aionios, the adjective of aion) LIFE: In about 43 times aionios is the life

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89. It is never coupled with the adjective eternal or everlasting

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90. the soulish man, since the adjective 'natural' translates

91. " Psuchikos is the adjective form of psukee is used six times in the New Testament

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92. The adjective form of a noun never has a meaning that is totally different

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93. Both the noun [psukee] and the adjective

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