Sentence examples similar to designated adjective from inspiring English sources
Players contributed a designated part of speech -- a noun, verb, adjective, etc. -- to a piece of paper folded so that they couldn't see what words preceded it.
Not only does every verb (with the partial exception of being and having and few others) designate a (temporal) Gestalt, but also "every noun and adjective having reference to more than a single presentational element" (Ehrenfels 1890; Smith 1988, 108).
The Madaba Mosaic Map (6th century) designates a site somewhat problematically with the legend – 'Joseph's' – where the usual adjective 'holy' (hagios) accompanying mentions of saints and their shrines is lacking.
We propose to use "filopodia" as a generic term to designate any highly asymmetric spike-like membrane protrusions, while specific types of filopodia can be indicated by relevant adjectives, such as I-BAR-induced filopodia in our case.
The adjective is "renowned".
Multiple Affect Adjective Checklist.
ADJECTIVE Creaky or cranky.
Give me another adjective.
"Noisy" is another adjective.
Is "fucking" an adjective?
