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Definitions from the WebTrue PrenominalNoun: A linguistic term used to describe a word or phrase that functions as an adjective before a noun in a true or proper grammatical manner. Example Sentence: The phrase "red apple" in the sentence "He gave her a red apple" is a true prenominal as it functions as an adjective before the noun "apple". Adjective: Referring to a type of adjective that comes before the noun it modifies, also known as attributive adjectives. Example Sentence: In the sentence "She wore a beautiful dress," the adjective "beautiful" is a true prenominal because it precedes the noun "dress". Related term: Attributive Adjective | ||||
true laurel true lobster true love true lover s knot true mahogany true marmoset true pepper true pine true prenominal true puffball true rib true sago palm true sandalwood true sea robins true seal true senna true slime mold
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