Sentence examples similar to aggregate noun from inspiring English sources

Quirk et al. primarily organize nominalizations around the output of derivation, e.g. processes that produce concrete count nouns versus aggregate nouns versus abstract nouns.

In this book the authors begin with simple heuristics before moving on to more complex methods that identify nouns and verbs and then aggregate modifiers, and lastly discuss methods that can handle complex subordinate and relative clauses.

In works of history or in oratory, discussion involving a compound abstract noun such as 'civilization' or 'liberty'— could take place in connexion with aggregate words like 'Indians' or 'the English', and, therefore, being discussed in relation to these, connected that noun with definite ideas rather than with further ideas that had no easily identifiable content or no content at all.

Some say adjectival noun, some noun adjunct, some noun modifier.

Cipher (noun): 1.

This is a noun.

"Appetizing" is a noun.

Anticlimax (noun) 1.

Also a noun.

Part of speech: noun.

Bake is a noun.