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Should hyphenated compound words be permitted to break across lines?
grammar
hyphenation
compounds
compound-adjectives
compound-words
Is there a name for phrases like "faint of heart" or "fleet of foot"?
single-word-requests
grammar
phrases
adjectives
compound-adjectives
What is the adjectival form of "black humo(u)r"?
word-formation
compound-adjectives
Adjectival step by step
grammar
orthography
hyphenation
compound-adjectives
Which one is a correct way to write: a) two functions problems, or b) two-function problems?
compound-adjectives
Hyphenate 3/4 word compound adjective
hyphenation
writing
technical
compound-adjectives
Is ‘suit-wearing’ an adjective sui generis?
meaning-in-context
connotation
compound-adjectives
How to hyphenate "non self destructive"?
punctuation
hyphenation
prefixes
compound-adjectives
negative-prefixes
“Half an hour” and “half hour” adverbs
adverbs
compounds
compound-adjectives
compound-words
"Italy-based company" or "Italian-based company"
word-choice
grammaticality
compound-adjectives
Joining two words to make a single word
word-choice
compound-adjectives
compound-words
open-vs-closed-vs-hyphenated
What is the correct usage of hyphens with ranges (as in "a 5 to 10 minute rest")?
punctuation
writing-style
hyphenation
compound-adjectives
suspended-hyphen
"Dead simple.." vs. "Really simple.."
adjectives
compound-adjectives
Is "currently-installed" a proper compound adjective? [duplicate]
american-english
compound-adjectives
Should a two-word noun that modifies be hyphenated?
adverbs
hyphenation
compound-adjectives
adverbials
adverbial-phrases
What does "consequence-free chance" mean?
meaning
attributive-nouns
compound-adjectives
'The snap election results' or 'The snap-election results'? [closed]
punctuation
hyphenation
compound-adjectives
attributive-nouns
open-vs-closed-vs-hyphenated
Can a compound modifier include a verb or be a sentence?
verbs
punctuation
compounds
compound-adjectives
compound-words
Could someone deconstruct this sentence and explain where it is right or wrong grammatically?
meaning
grammaticality
phrases
modifiers
compound-adjectives
What grammatical role is "blood" playing in the phrase "blood red"?
adjectives
attributive-nouns
compound-adjectives
colors
grammatical-roles
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