The abstract noun form of the adjective 'attentive' is attentiveness.A related abstract noun form is attention.
Attentive
it's more attentive in comparative and most attentive in superlative
Yes, the word 'attention' is a noun, a word for careful observation; a word for the focus of the mind; a word for treatment or care; a word for a military posture; a word for a thing.
Attentive is divided into syllables as follows: at/ten/tive
The abstract noun form of the adjective 'attentive' is attentiveness.A related abstract noun form is attention.
The adjective sedulus, sedula, sedulum (masculine, feminine and neuter) means attentive or painstaking.The form sedulo would be the dative or ablative of the masculine or neuter form of this word, which depends entirely on the noun it describes - without the accompanying noun it makes little sense. It would be like saying (in English):with the attentive ......by an attentive ........to the attentive .........for an attentive ........All of these are possible, and there are more possibilities. Without the noun it is impossible to be more precise.
The word 'gallant' is a noun, a word for a man who is attentive to women and enjoys their company; a word for a fashionable young man; a word for a person.The noun form of the adjective 'gallant' is gallantry.
Attentive
it's more attentive in comparative and most attentive in superlative
the verb is: shamar (שמר) the noun is : sh'mirah (שמירה)
Yes, the word 'attention' is a noun, a word for careful observation; a word for the focus of the mind; a word for treatment or care; a word for a military posture; a word for a thing.
They were an attentive audience.
The noun form of the adjective unprepared is unpreparedness.
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The possessive form for the plural noun cubs is cubs'.Example: The cubs' mother watched them closely.
listen attentive, pay attentive, understand, respond