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Adverbially Adjective Noun Phrases
Adverbially Adjective Noun Phrases
Adverbially Adjective Noun Phrases Index
English is one of the most rhythmical languages of the world. The Dictionary of Alliterative and Rhythmic Phrases contains thousands of rhythmical phrases intermingled with alliterations. Besides such alliteratively rhythmical phrases, there exist in English a large number of adverbially adjective noun phrases (a phrase coined to befit the pattern). Many of such triple - word phrases are presented here for your reference. Such phrases are highly useful for the semantic study of phrase - structures in English.
- Sadistically cruel man
- Seemingly contradictory facets (of one's personality)
- Seemingly little things
- Seemingly worthless people
- Semantically peculiar etymology
- Semantically (very) interesting words
- Singularly fortunate youth
- Slightly different meaning
- Smartly dressed woman
- Socially acceptable qualities
- Socially adaptive behaviour
- Socially distinct societies
- Socially distinguished ladies
- Socially useful productive work
- Sparsely populated areas
- Specially designed building
- Specially shaped pipe
- Specially written example
- Spiritually elevating influence
- Spiritually highest realities
- Splendidly successful book
- Strictly limited interest
- Strictly scientific words
- Strikingly beautiful places
- Strongly developed taste
- Strongly marked face
- Strongly rooted envy
- Strongly worded resolution
- Suddenly recollected emotion
- Superbly sculptured features
- Surprisingly subtle discrimination
- Syllogistically expressed agreement
- Symbolically significant work
- Systematically organised survey
Adverbially Adjective Noun Phrases Index
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