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The use of the word as a noun to describe someone from this sort of place dates to about the mid-15th Century, so not too long after the adjective first came into use. This sense is what OHW #3 is roughly equivalent too - Though that word again specifically carries the same somewhat negative connotations to it, whereas today's word is ...
2 days ago · Umlaut or morpheme-internal change; usually, this is a vowel, which is why umlaut is the term we frequently use. English certainly is an example of this, although it is not a productive element; it is something that used to be rife in Old English. The difference between man and men, goose and geese, hold and held. Certain plural formations and ...
3 days ago · It can mean the process of delimiting the observable characteristics of terms to be used in research; and it can also mean ‘formulation,’ which involves describing and explaining the antecedents and consequences of a life-problem someone wants to resolve with therapeutic assistance (Dudley, Kuyken, and Padesky Citation 2011). Another ...
18 hours ago · I usually keep Stemming off in Sphinx Search since, for me, it causes more problems than it solves.. However in my current scenario I need to turn it on. The problem is it does not seem to implement it prior to any RegexP mapping.
1 day ago · haughty \ ˈhɔdi \ adjective: having or showing arrogant superiority and disdain for those one views as unworthy
3 days ago · applicative: 1 adj readily applicable or practical Synonyms: applicatory practical concerned with actual use or practice
