Noun (or noun phrase) that primarily refers to a class of entities or instances.
Sinônimos
Examples for "appellative"
Examples for "appellative"
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By the way, this self-same appellative, Pandora, has been bestowed upon vessels.
2
Upon the other was bestowed the equally desirable appellative of Cornelia.
3
Why,' said the prof, 'to employ a vulgarism, perspicuity is my penultimate appellative.'
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Wily Will justified his appellative; for, after suspicion arose, he was seen no more.
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This dreadful appellative, "a murderer," made my very blood run cold within me.
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It means hero the common noun, not Hero the proper name.
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It's all 'indicative mood, common noun, third person, singular number, and agrees with John.'
3
Thus whenever we use any common noun, e.g.
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On the other hand, many comedies have a common noun as their title: l'Avare, le Joueur, etc.
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Since "referendum" is a common noun it can have no participial form and so cannot be a gerund.
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Sir, -The Irish Times's house style of all lower case "queen" for Queen Elizabeth, as if she were a common noun, is an anachronism.
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From your reading bring up sentences containing ten common nouns, five proper, five abstract.
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He gives her the words, three short common nouns.
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Kleenex has faced this battle, as has Xerox, Frisbee, Jeep and Spam -popular common nouns all.
10
The one was a nurse; the other, a box, both common nouns, and merely articles to be conveyed to Gleneesh according to orders.