additive plural
additive plural noun: a form of plural in which the referent is a collection of those items to which the stem itself refers (within a given frame of reference).
Noun
additive plural (plural additive plurals)
- A form of plural in which the referent is a collection of those items to which the stem itself refers (within a given frame of reference).
Forms of additive plural
| plural | additive plurals |
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Origin of additive plural
From additive + plural.
Questions about additive plural
- What does additive plural mean?
- Additive plural means a form of plural in which the referent is a collection of those items to which the stem itself refers (within a given frame of reference).
- What part of speech is additive plural?
- Additive plural is a noun.
- What is the plural of additive plural?
- The plural of additive plural is additive plurals.
Words near additive plural in the dictionary
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