| [always before noun] |
attributive adjective, always
comes before the noun |
major, basic, staunch
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| [never before noun] |
predicative adjective, used with verbs
such as 'be', 'seem', 'feel' |
afraid, ready, done
She's afraid of water. |
| [always after noun] |
adjective always used directly
after the noun |
galore, proper, incarnate
The devil incarnate.
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