adjectivally meaning in Hindi

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Indeed, to do so is the soul of journalism adjectivally unadorned.
Used adjectivally, tupenny, tupenny-hay'penny, and threepenny were common.
Would you use " now " adjectivally?
This behavior is known as " nymphal phoresy " ( used adjectivally as " phoretic " ).
And besides, he says, " when nouns are used adjectivally, the construction should be hyphenated.
Adjectivally speaking, the most coveted garden flowers tend to be choice, delicate, exquisite or elegant, and preferably also fragrant.
On the other hand,'Gnosticism'is still adjectivally applied to systems of belief that do not afford knowledge the special significance that the term implies.
The broadest definition is the word's use adjectivally to mean " matter of plant origin " to distinguish it from " animal ", meaning " matter of animal origin ".
The bauddha did not call themselves this in India, though they did sometimes use the word adjectivally ( e . g ., as a possessive, the buddha s ) ."
These non-chromatic light phenomena had earlier been freely rendered adjectivally, but were now mainly expressed in modern German'Glanzverben'like " gl�nzen " and " schimmern ".

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