PREPOSITIVELY

Meaning of PREPOSITIVELY in English

adverb

see prepositive

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PREPOSITIVELY — adverb see: prepositive
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PREPOSITIVELY — see prepositive
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SIXTEEN — I. (ˈ)sik|stēn adjective Etymology: Middle English sixtene, adjective & noun, from Old English sixtȳne (akin to Old High German sehszehan, …
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SEVENTEEN — I. |sevən.|tēn, -ev ə m|-, -eb ə m|- adjective Etymology: Middle English seventene, adjective & pron., from Old English seofontīene, …
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NINETEEN — I. (ˈ)nīn.|tēn, -īnt|tēn sometimes -īnt.|ēn adjective Etymology: Middle English nynetene, nigentene, from Old English nigontīene, nigontȳne, nigontēne (akin to Old …
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LITTLE — I. ˈlid. ə l, -it ə l sometimes when not heavily stressed (ˌ)lil esp when a vowel follows adjective ( …
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FIFTEEN — I. (ˈ)fif|tēn adjective Etymology: Middle English fiftene, from Old English fīftīene, fīftȳne, fīftēne (akin to Old High German finfzehan, Old …
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EIGHTEEN — I. (ˈ)ā(t)|tēn sometimes (ˈ)ād.|ēn adjective Etymology: Middle English eightetene, eightene, from Old English eahtatīene, eahtatȳne, eahtatēne (akin to Old High …
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BOTH — I. ˈbōth adjective Etymology: Middle English bothe, bathe, from Old Norse bāthir, adjective & pron.; akin to Old High German …
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PURELY — adverb : in a pure manner: as a. : without admixture of anything injurious, inharmonious, foreign, or otherwise undesirable or …
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PREPOSITIVE — adjective Etymology: Late Latin praepositivus, from Latin praepositus (past participle of praeponere to put in front + -ivus -ive : …
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CÔTE — ˈkōt noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, slope, side, rib, from Old French coste — more at coast : a …
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CLOS — ˈklō noun ( plural clos “) Etymology: French, from Old French, enclosure — more at close III : a French …
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CHÂTEAU — (ˈ)sha|tō sometimes -ä|- or -ȧ|- noun ( plural châteaus -ōz ; or châ·teaux -ō(z)) Etymology: French, from Old French chastel, …
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AGHAST — əˈgast, -aa(ə)st, -aist, -ȧst adjective Etymology: alteration (probably influenced by Scots ghast, variant of English ghost ) of Middle English …
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PREPOSITIVE — — prepositively , adv. /pree poz"i tiv/ , Gram. adj. 1. (of a word) placed before another word to modify …
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