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Adjectives are just one of several different types of noun modifiers, typically used to premodify or describe a noun. Do not confuse adjectives with nouns used attributively to modify other nouns. Adjectives have comparative and superlative degrees, can be used as predicate adjectives in copulae, and can themselves be modified by intensifiers and adverbs but not by other adjectives. Nouns in attribution fail all those tests.
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Adjective for someone who is really good at cooking or baking and/or bakes frequently
So and so is the most "bakiest" person I know! She's so good at baking!
What word could feasibly replace "bakiest" which I obviously made up. :)
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Term or phrase that encompasses both top-down and bottom-up
When neither a top-down approach nor a bottom-up approach works, exclusively of each other, how might I succinctly label an approach that encompasses both top-down and bottom-up?
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Word For When You've Been Forced to No Longer Trust Something or Someone [duplicate]
Often, I encounter situations (particularly with software or electronics, though occasionally with people) where bugs or strange events happen that cause me to lose trust in said software maintaining …
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Term or Title That Embraces the Juxtaposition of Work and Fun
Nouns or adjectives are acceptable in this case. …
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