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adjective pronoun

adjective pronoun noun: an adjective used as a pronoun, such as each, either, and neither, which relate to objects taken singly.

Noun

adjective pronoun (plural adjective pronouns)

  1. An adjective used as a pronoun, such as each, either, and neither, which relate to objects taken singly.

Forms of adjective pronoun

pluraladjective pronouns

Questions about adjective pronoun

What does adjective pronoun mean?
Adjective pronoun means an adjective used as a pronoun, such as each, either, and neither, which relate to objects taken singly.
What part of speech is adjective pronoun?
Adjective pronoun is a noun.
What is the plural of adjective pronoun?
The plural of adjective pronoun is adjective pronouns.

Words near adjective pronoun in the dictionary

  1. adjective dye
  2. adjective law
  3. adjective laws
  4. adjective phrase
  5. adjective phrases
  6. adjective pronoun
  7. adjective pronouns
  8. adjective verb
  9. adjective verbs
  10. adjectived
  11. adjectivehood

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