attribute |
premodifier |
As nouns the difference between attribute and premodifier
is that
attribute is while
premodifier is (grammar) a modifier placed before the head of the phrase.
premodifier |
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is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a noun premodifier
is a modifier placed before the head of the phrase.
premodifier |
postmodifier |
In grammar terms the difference between premodifier and postmodifier
is that
premodifier is a modifier placed before the head of the phrase while
postmodifier is a modifier placed after the head of the phrase.
premodified |
premodifier |
As a verb premodified
is past tense of premodify.
As a noun premodifier is
a modifier placed before the head of the phrase.
premodifier |
premodifies |
As a noun premodifier
is (grammar) a modifier placed before the head of the phrase.
As a verb premodifies is
(
premodify).
taxonomy |
premodifier |
As nouns the difference between taxonomy and premodifier
is that
taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while
premodifier is (grammar) a modifier placed before the head of the phrase.
premodification |
premodifier |
Related terms |
Premodification is a related term of premodifier.
In grammar|lang=en terms the difference between premodification and premodifier
is that
premodification is (grammar) modification by a premodifier while
premodifier is (grammar) a modifier placed before the head of the phrase.
As nouns the difference between premodification and premodifier
is that
premodification is (grammar) modification by a premodifier while
premodifier is (grammar) a modifier placed before the head of the phrase.
phrase |
premodifier |
As nouns the difference between phrase and premodifier
is that
phrase is phrasing while
premodifier is (grammar) a modifier placed before the head of the phrase.
As a verb phrase
is .
head |
premodifier |
As a proper noun head
is , from residence near a hilltop or the head of a river, or a byname for someone with an odd-looking head.
As a noun premodifier is
(grammar) a modifier placed before the head of the phrase.