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grammaticism

grammaticism noun: a point or principle of grammar.

Noun

grammaticism (plural grammaticisms)

  1. (dated) A point or principle of grammar.
    • No, if we would contest grammaticisms, the word here, is passive: ye are returned, reduced, or caused to return.1693-1694, Archbishop Robert Leighton, A Commentary upon the First Epistle of Peter

Forms of grammaticism

pluralgrammaticisms

Origin of grammaticism

From grammatic + -ism.

Questions about grammaticism

What does grammaticism mean?
Grammaticism means a point or principle of grammar.
What part of speech is grammaticism?
Grammaticism is a noun.
What is the plural of grammaticism?
The plural of grammaticism is grammaticisms.

Words near grammaticism in the dictionary

  1. grammaticisations
  2. grammaticise
  3. grammaticised
  4. grammaticises
  5. grammaticising
  6. grammaticism
  7. grammaticisms
  8. grammaticist
  9. grammaticists
  10. grammaticity
  11. grammaticizable

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