Sentence examples for as this adjective from inspiring English sources

As this adjective functioned parallel to ügej 'not having', it has been suggested that a "privative case" ('without') has been introduced into Mongolian.

Now, instead of associating them with eroticism, the artist prefers to define their drawings as intimate, because this adjective gives a more "personal, spontaneous and sincere" idea of what is presented.

Aristotle often uses this adjective as a substantive: ta endoxa, "accepted things", "accepted opinions".

So how do we explain this adjective moonlighting as a noun?

That's probably as positive an adjective as I can use".

Islamist should be used as the adjective to describe extremism linked to groups like this and not Islamic or Islam.

The types of metaphorical causality (logical metaphor) include all the possible types (cause as verb, cause as noun, cause as adjective and cause as preposition).

The stylebook calls for "Episcopal" as the adjective.

ADJECTIVE PERSPECTIVE As the adjective for wire is wiry, How come fire deviates into fiery?

" You can use this as an adjective like "asombroso," but you can also use it by itself as an interjection like "wow!" For example, if someone tells you an unbelievable story, you might simply say, "¡increíble!" This word is pronounced "een-cday-EE-blay".

Few words in our great language have suffered as much misuse as this one lowly adjective.