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Meanings of become an adjective in English
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Usage of become an adjective in English
1
By the middle of the following decade he'd become an adjective.
2
If all goes to plan, before you hit 30 you will have become an adjective.
3
A noun substantive went so far as to become an adjective in honour of the occasion.
4
He'd become an adjective and a legend.
5
So strong are the associations between the Ritz and stylish living that the hotel has become an adjective in its own right.
6
An indication of this is the fact that she has become an adjective, the finest compliment that posterity can pay any writer.