polysyllabic word in a sentence

Examples

1. Outside of these pairs, the main tendency for tone is that the acute accent appears in monosyllables ( since the grave accent cannot appear in monosyllabic words ) while the grave accent appears in polysyllabic words.
2. Semantic change is common in loanwords; when foreign words are borrowed into Cantonese, polysyllabic words and monosyllabic words tend to become disyllabic, and the second syllable is in the Upper Rising tone ( the second tone ).
3. The final syllable before the caesura in the first half of the line makes full rhyme with the penultimate syllable of the line-final polysyllabic word ( i . e . the main stressed syllable of the second half ).
4. "Polysyllabic words tend to have-os, " the newest edition observes, adding punchinellos to the earlier editions'archipelagos ( although Webster's New World Dictionary prefers archipelagoes ), armadillos, generalissimos, and manifestos.
5. As well as analysing the distribution of a large number of rhetorical devices throughout the play, he also devised three new authorship tests; an analysis of polysyllabic words, an analysis of the distribution of alliteration and an analysis of vocatives.
6. Polysyllabic words receive primary stress on the first syllable, with secondary stresses tending to occur on alternate syllables thereafter; this rhythm may be broken by the structure of the word, so that there are sometimes three-syllable stress groups.
7. Taft, Marcus and Kenneth I . Forster . " Lexical Storage and Retrieval of Polymorphemic and Polysyllabic Words . " Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior 15.6 ( 1976 ) : 607-620.27 Apr . 2014.
8. Frequency orders are based largely on " Xiandai Hanyu Pinl?Cidian " for monosyllabic entries and " Zhongwen Shumianyu Pinl?Cidian "-N�efNb�틑��s͋xQ " Dictionary of the Chinese Written Language " for polysyllabic words ( 1996 : xiii ).
9. Today Modern Mandarin has numerous polysyllabic words, and each syllable is written with a distinct character, the conceptual link between character and word or at least morpheme remains strong, and no need is felt for word separation apart from what characters already provide.
10. The Chinese-English section's head entries are not single characters, as in traditional Chinese dictionaries, but monosyllabic and polysyllabic words, which are alphabetically collated using a newly devised system for resultative compound ( RC ) and transitive verb ( V ).