- the
predicand would be the
object in question.
Predicands are
usually unexpressed in
imperative clauses, but they are
usually the
person or
people being...
-
without any
objects and
other modifiers. However, the
subject is
sometimes unexpressed if it is
easily deducible from the context,
especially in null-subject...
- The film
receives a
meager 1.5
stars because of its
forced speech and
unexpressed emotions,
despite its
decent intentions." A
reviewer from OTT Play writes...
-
argument or presentation),
comprehension is lost of the
expressed or
unexpressed thought. The term "train of thoughts" was
introduced and
elaborated as...
- ****ociation is the
power innate in a
mental state,
which operates upon the
unexpressed remains of
former experiences,
allowing them to rise and be recalled...
- with an
inability to let even the most
minor grievance or
annoyance go
unexpressed,
often leads him into
awkward social situations and
draws the ire of...
-
Retrieved 19
November 2021. Hines, Ree (15
November 2021). "'Grief is
unexpressed love':
Andrew Garfield on why he's 'indebted' to his late mother". Today...
- choose"), for example, can
represent the
stative (whose
endings can be left
unexpressed), the
imperfective forms or even a
verbal noun ("a choosing"). Egyptian...
- of homo****ual urges,
since they are
often not in the
unconscious or
unexpressed category, but
rather exist in the
conscious mind and are (often violently[citation...
-
compound (bahuvrihi in the
Sanskrit tradition) is a
hyponym of some
unexpressed semantic category (such as a person, plant, or animal): none (neither)...
