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"miss assessed" “miss-assessed” or “misassessed”?

orthography derivational-morphology productive-affixes

employ, employer, employee - can I generalize this pattern to (verb), (verb)er, (verb)ee? [duplicate]

grammaticality morphology derivational-morphology

When is it possible to form an adjective ending in "-onian"? Could we say "Marxonian"?

adjectives suffixes derivational-morphology

Why can "dispute" be both verb and noun, but "refute" only a verb?

etymology derivational-morphology nominalizations zero-derivation

Why word "weighten" aren't actually a valid word?

derivational-morphology word-formation

-actic or -acic?

etymology suffixes greek derivational-morphology

Is multifunctionality an actual word?

single-word-requests is-it-a-word derivational-morphology

Name for person who uses epanorthosis

terminology derivational-morphology derivation

What is the Plutonian equivalent of geocentric? [closed]

adjectives greek derivational-morphology

Why are "indemnify" and "condemn" spelled differently?

etymology verbs suffixes transitive-verbs derivational-morphology

Which word is technically correct in English: debrick or unbrick?

word-choice verbs prefixes derivational-morphology un-de

Does the word 'incrementation' exist?

is-it-a-word technical derivational-morphology

Is "accumulatory" a word? If not, what is? [closed]

single-word-requests antonyms is-it-a-word derivational-morphology

Why doesn’t the verb “read” have a corresponding noun form suffixed with “‑tion/‑ion/‑sion”?

grammar grammaticality suffixes derivational-morphology is-it-a-rule

Why don't the names of the devices, in which evaporation and condensation occur, have the same ending in English? [duplicate]

orthography suffixes morphology derivational-morphology agent-noun-suffix

Is “symmetricity” a word? [closed]

meaning is-it-a-word derivational-morphology

Is "pedantician" a word?

nouns suffixes is-it-a-word morphology derivational-morphology

Is there a rule or pattern for figuring out which suffix should be used when creating a noun from a verb? [closed]

nouns derivational-morphology

Nouns to adjectives: "-ous" vs. "-ful"

nouns adjectives suffixes derivational-morphology

Joyful vs Joyous

word-choice differences adjectives suffixes derivational-morphology