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relative adverb

relative adverb noun: an adverb (such as when, where, how, or why) that may begin a relative clause.

Noun

relative adverb (plural relative adverbs)

  1. An adverb (such as when, where, how, or why) that may begin a relative clause.

Forms of relative adverb

pluralrelative adverbs

Questions about relative adverb

What does relative adverb mean?
Relative adverb means an adverb (such as when, where, how, or why) that may begin a relative clause.
What part of speech is relative adverb?
Relative adverb is a noun.
What is the plural of relative adverb?
The plural of relative adverb is relative adverbs.

Words near relative adverb in the dictionary

  1. relative
  2. relative address
  3. relative addresses
  4. relative adjective
  5. relative adjectives
  6. relative adverb
  7. relative atomic mass
  8. relative bearing
  9. relative bearing grease
  10. relative bearings
  11. relative clause

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