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Resulting

Part of speech: Adjective

Sense: Describing something that follows as an effect, consequence, or outcome.

Usage: It is used to specify the end or outcome of a previous action or situation.

Examples:

1. The resulting situation was much worse than expected.
2. She made a crucial mistake which had a resulting impact on the project.

Prenominal

Part of speech: Adjective

Sense: Indicating a word, phrase, or clause used before a noun.

Usage: It serves as an attributive adjective placed before a noun to modify or describe it.

Examples:

1. The prenominal phrase "my favorite" adds a personal touch to the sentence.
2. In the sentence "the blue car," the word "blue" is a prenominal adjective.

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