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Description:

The term "complete prenominal" refers to a grammatical concept in which adjectives or noun phrases are placed before the noun they modify, forming a complete phrase that functions as a single unit. This arrangement allows for greater specificity and emphasis in describing the noun.

Example Sentences:

Sense 1: Adjective Placement

1. I bought a complete prenominal phrase, describing the majestic mountains, for my poem.
2. Her dress, a complete prenominal construction, caught everyone's attention.

Sense 2: Noun Phrase Placement

1. The complete prenominal phrase "a bunch of roses" added a touch of romance to the setting.
2. I found a complete prenominal construction, "a box full of surprises," hidden in the attic.