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Definitions from the WebTerm: each prenominalDescription:Each prenominal refers to the practice of using a particular word or phrase before a noun to indicate that every individual or item in a group is being considered or is affected. Possible Parts of Speech:
Possible Senses/Usages:Sense 1: Indicating every individual or item in a groupExample as an Adjective: Each prenominal student was given a book. Example as a Determiner: Each prenominal test question was challenging. Sense 2: Expressing the importance or uniqueness of somethingExample as an Adjective: The artwork in the gallery was truly each prenominal. Example as a Determiner: Each prenominal masterpiece deserved its own exhibit. Related Products:Explore related products on Amazon: | ||||
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