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Definitions from the WebBackwoods PrenominalDefinitionBackwoods Prenominal refers to a term used in grammar to describe an adjective or adjectival phrase that is placed before the noun it modifies. Sample SentencesAdjective Usage1. The backwoods prenominal adjective 'green' in the phrase 'green leaves' emphasizes the freshness. 2. She wore a backwoods prenominal dress, catching everyone's attention at the party. 3. The backwoods prenominal phrase 'fast and furious' describes the pace of the race. Adverb Usage1. The backwoods prenominal adverb 'very' in the phrase 'very quickly' intensifies the speed. 2. They ran backwoods prenominally past the finish line to secure their victory. 3. The backwoods prenominal phrase 'quite suddenly' describes how the unexpected happened. Noun Usage1. The adjective 'cold' behaves as a backwoods prenominal noun in the phrase 'the cold of winter'. 2. The children enjoyed the backwoods prenominal of 'chocolate' that their parents bought. 3. The backwoods prenominal phrase 'a man of few words' describes someone who doesn't speak much. Related Products | ||||
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