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And I mention it here to propose a monomorphemic verb that he might have used : suggest . Its scope is narrower , being mainly limited to abstractions ( we do not say * Mary suggests Jane in that they both have red hair — but see $ 3.7 ...
And I mention it here to propose a monomorphemic verb that he might have used : suggest . Its scope is narrower , being mainly limited to abstractions ( we do not say * Mary suggests Jane in that they both have red hair — but see $ 3.7 ...
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Spread by borrowing is suggested here , alternations possibly having been observed in the donor language and imitated by the recipient ... achieved either by palatalization or by consonant frequency raising , to suggest the diminutive .
Spread by borrowing is suggested here , alternations possibly having been observed in the donor language and imitated by the recipient ... achieved either by palatalization or by consonant frequency raising , to suggest the diminutive .
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But while Hall rails against ' hot theories and labels , ' he himself writes in a matter - of - fact style that suggests truth where there is merely opinion , and revelation where there is really only intelligent speculation .
But while Hall rails against ' hot theories and labels , ' he himself writes in a matter - of - fact style that suggests truth where there is merely opinion , and revelation where there is really only intelligent speculation .
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The phoneme revisited | 503 |
Semantic overloading a restudy of the verb remind | 522 |
Controlled activation of latent contrast | 548 |
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