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accusative
adjective
(ac-cu-sa-tive)
serving as or indicating the object of a verb or of certain prepositions and used for certain other purposes
Synonyms:
objective
,
Examples:
Accusative endings.
accusative
adjective
(ac-cu-sa-tive)
containing or expressing accusation
Synonyms:
accusatory
,
accusing
,
accusive
,
Examples:
An accusative forefinger.
accusative
noun
(ac-cu-sa-tive)
the case of nouns serving as the direct object of a verb
Synonyms:
accusative case, objective case,
Words Related to
accusative
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accusatory
,
inculpatory
,
objective
,
accusing
,
accusative case
,
accusive
,
inculpative
,
objective case
,
genitive
,
nominative
,
split infinitive
,
prepositional phrase
,
participle
,
adverbial
,
intransitive
,
adjectival
,
tu quoque
,
metonymy
,
reifying
,
tautologies
,
tautological
,
antonym
,
logical fallacy
,
hatefully
,
justificatory
,
declension
,
perspicuous
,
accusatively
,
syllogisms
,
barbarisms
,
pluralization
,
zionism
,
mohammedanism
,
wishfulness
,
reductio ad absurdum
,
factuality
,
delusory
,
misplaced modifier
,
monism
,
supernaturalism
,
subjectivist
,
etymologically
,
denotative
,
universalistic
,
irenic
,
ascription
,
inheres
,
speciesist
,
positivistic
,
otiose
,
ayin
,
intolerantly
,
gnosticism
,
disprovable
,
egoistical
,
dialectically
,
hegelian dialectic
,
reflexive pronoun
,
sophism
,
pedantically
,
captious
,
surplusage
,
attributive
,
nonliteral
,
polemically
,
sophist
,
abstract noun
,
ludic
,
ethnocracy
,
gerunds
,
infelicitous
,
distastefully
,
dualist
,
prepositional
,
essentialism
,
discursively
,
gnostic
,
disproof
,
connotative
,
literalism
,
judeophobia
,
determinist
,
tendentiously
,
uncaused
,
antinomian
,
anthropocentrism
,
elided
,
id est
,
superciliously
,
terminological
,
subjunctive mood
,
absoluteness
,
quod
,
consubstantial
,
mysterium
,
habitude
,
atavism
,
ungrammatically
,
sophistical
,
nonracist
,
accusative
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