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Meanings of noun in English
Part of speech in grammar denoting a figurative or real thing or person.
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Usage of noun in English
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A word used to describe a noun is called an: a. Adjective.
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As a noun it means disgust, dislike; and something that causes disgust.
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The collective noun is one of the great favourites of quiz-masters everywhere.
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Form, as a noun, is the visible shape or configuration of something.
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But at the beginning set even higher store on the concrete noun.
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We have dropped the comparatively democratic adjective, and kept the aristocratic noun.
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No noun ends in a mute or a vowel short by nature.
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Mostly about what the collective noun is for a group of Karens.
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A restrictive clause is not separated by a comma from the noun.
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You will notice that August can be both noun and an adjective.
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By supplying noun clauses, make complete sentences out of the following expressions.
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Determiners are little words that give you more specificity about the noun.
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But he soon became, as the grammar says, a noun of multitude.
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If you break down the compound noun, you won't get the meaning.
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Wearing a mask is the new creating a collective noun for fans.
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She say she a'n't gwineter have 'em noun' 'sturbin' a sick man.
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Translations for noun
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Noun through the time
Noun across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common