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Wonted Prenominal

Wonted prenominal refers to a term used in grammar which describes a phrase or word that is commonly placed before a noun in order to modify or provide additional information about it. It denotes an established convention or typical usage of a word or phrase in its prenominal position.

Sample Sentences:

1. In the phrase "red apple," the adjective "red" serves as a wonted prenominal modifier, describing the color of the apple.

2. The phrase "a big house" has the adjective "big" as a wonted prenominal element, indicating the size of the house.

3. "Three delicious cupcakes" contains the numeral "three" as a wonted prenominal, denoting the quantity of cupcakes.

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