– Lexical Terms – Letter A –
An alphabetical List of Lexical Terms and Lexical Terminology (same thing, really. Okay, well… pretty close anyways) 😉
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Abbreviation – (See: “Grammatical Terms” – Letter A) – Read The Full Post Here
Absolute Phrase – (See: “Grammatical Terms” – Letter A) – Read The Full Post Here
Abstract Noun – (See: “Grammatical Terms” – Letter A) – Read The Full Post Here
Adjective – (See: “Grammatical Terms” – Letter A) – Read The Full Post Here
Adjectival Noun – (See: “Grammatical Terms” – Letter A) –
Aphorism – An Aphorism is (as it says on the “Aphorisms” page) a short phrase, often referred to as a “Saying”, which is used to convey some sort of wisdom or advice. Such as:
“…You don’t tug on Superman’s cape, You don’t spit into the wind, You don’t pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger, And you don’t mess around with Jim…” – Read more: http://artists.letssingit.com/jim-croce-lyrics-you-dont-mess-around-with-jim-zdw3p2q#ixzz3ee8UNaYl
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