Sentence examples for regular adjective from inspiring English sources

The Latin epithet onustusa means "charged, load-carrying, burdened", and a regular adjective derived from onus, "burden" (the same word that gave the English onus).

But it's taken a full year since the game's release for all the regular adjectives to be scattered by a truly surreal turn, a new way of framing the GTA experience: as terrorist recruitment propaganda.

Yes, something that is the norm is something that is expected, it's regular and usual.The adjective societal comes from the noun society.

For example, the regular pattern for adjectives in English is that of tall, taller, tallest.

And Mac, a handsome old-timer who has lived on Grand Street since long before Brooklyn became an adjective, is a regular at Clem's, a bar at the corner of Roebling Street.

Tired, frustrated, bored were all more apt adjectives for the regular season.

My regular diatribes notwithstanding, misuse of the adjective "eponymous" is so widespread, in The Times and elsewhere, that continued resistance may be futile.

Ask any veteran about the difference between the regular season and the postseason, and one adjective inevitably pops up: magnified.

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

But unlike a regular plural, it sounds too weird to use as an adjective: children hospital.

Regular expressions are used to group all consecutive nouns and adjectives as a noun phrase.