Yes, the word 'large' is a noun as a word for a clothing size for persons who are heavier or broader than average; a garment in this size.
I was duly humbled by my supervisor's broader shoulders.
The word 'large' is a noun, as a word for a clothing size for persons who are heavier or broader than average; a garment in this size.The noun form for the adjective large is largeness.
A limited topic sentences helps to establish the boundaries of what the writer is going to write about under a broader topic. The sentence usually contains the topic and an assertion of fact or feeling about that topic.
Several independent providers became syndicated and were able to work together to provide better goods to a broader marked.
Broader, boundless, comprehensive, and ample.
broader
Yes, the word 'large' is a noun as a word for a clothing size for persons who are heavier or broader than average; a garment in this size.
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I was duly humbled by my supervisor's broader shoulders.
A conduit is a tube used as a passage for liquids, or in its broader sense an agent of communication etc. There is no antonym.
The word 'broad' is an adjective. Adjectives don't have plural forms, adjectives have degrees:broad (positive)broader (comparative)broadest (superlative)
Yes, "blunt" can function as a noun when it refers to a type of cigar that is broader and shorter than a standard cigar.
Comparative: broader Superlative: broadest
The word 'broad' is an adjective. Adjectives don't have plural forms, adjectives have degrees:broad (positive)broader (comparative)broadest (superlative)
Yes, the noun 'large' is a common noun; a general word for a clothing size for persons who are heavier or broader than average; a general word for a garment in this size; a word for any large.The word 'large' is also an adjective: large, larger, largest.
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