Sentence examples for noun adjective from inspiring English sources

The category of gender, which differentiates masculine, feminine, and neuter, concerns only the substantive (noun), adjective, and pronoun.

They laugh at the sound of the word and jokingly use it as an insult and then a compliment, a noun, adjective, even verb ("Abulkasem someone else").

But he broke new ground in this piece by using "fuck" — as verb, noun, adjective, and interjection — fourteen times in a single paragraph.

Consult Green's dictionary, and that simple question will take you on a three-page odyssey through the grungy nuances of punk as a noun, adjective and verb.

Every noun, adjective, verb, adverb and preposition was invited, as were more than a few "words" that had escaped Webster's attention.

Given that in classical Chinese a single character can be interpreted as a noun, adjective, or verb, translating meanings between the languages has been no easy task.

H4Lvd Role Female HU RspOth RspTot Noun noun-adjective: Polite term for a female, female.

Because ASL allows both adjective-noun and noun-adjective orders, signers were explicitly instructed to produce the adjective-noun order for the phrase task.

I couldn't find a direct ancestor, though both the noun-adjective pattern (as in God Almighty, Mary Immaculate) and the devices of grammatical parallelism are individually very frequent in religious texts.

Grammar is simple and regular; there are characteristic word endings for nouns, adjectives, and verbs.

In English, forms for traditional pronouns, adjectives, and adverbs can also function as nouns; adjectives and adverbs as verbs; and nouns, pronouns, and adverbs as adjectives.