The bluishness of the results represents their relative frequency. You can move the mouse cursor on an item for a second, and the frequency value should be displayed. The „singularity“ of sorting is standard, and thanks to my complicated algorithm™, it organizes them by the adjective uniqueness to this particular name relative to other subtantifs (it is actually quite simple). As expected, you can click the „Sort by Frequency of Use“ button to display adjectives based on how often they are used for that name. As you may have noticed, the adjectives for „Term“ are listed above. I hope the list of words generated above matches their needs. Some adjectives are loaded… It`s not going to last. 🙂 I agree with many of them… I heard Nancy Pelosi say that she did not want to leave until we agreed. According to the IAEA, the agreement has three main points that Iran has all respected. This decision went hand in hand with a multi-party agreement to give all registered voters the opportunity to vote by mail or withdraw one at an early stage, as reported by the Louisville Courier Journal. Qualified support or agreement is not quite positive because someone has some doubts or criticisms c.
Many adjectives are used in the content either in the singular or in the plural, with the additional meaning of a noun understood by a constant association. a unanimous decision, a vote, an agreement, etc., is a decision with which everyone agrees and supports it. Some adjectives have practically become nouns and are often altered by other adjectives or the possessive gene. the agreement between an adjective and its nanny (or Pronounus) is not optional. And it doesn`t go off like buying blue clothes for a boy and pink for a girl. „Intelligent“ is not the French word for intelligent, it is the French male word for intelligent. Yes, it seems so difficult and tiring, and certainly everyone will understand when you say „My mre is smart“ (what is an extra „e“ after all, or an extra „t“ sound in spoken French)? But when it counts, it`s thirsty, it`s complicated, it`s just wrong, like saying in English: Note — The plural of adjectives, pronouns and participatorys is very common in this use. The singular is relatively rare, except in castration (n 289a and c, below) and in words that have practically become subversives.
(Consolation word. It is not only French that has male and female names and adjectives: you will find them in all Romance languages (Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian…), as well as in many other languages. Moreover, in other Romance languages, the corresponding names are almost always the same sex.