Category:English terms where the adjective follows the noun

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  1. heiress presumptive
  2. accounts receivable
  3. account payable
  4. accusative cognate
  5. accusative absolute
  6. noun substantive proper
  7. heiress apparent
  8. cross moline
  9. G-sharp major
  10. the shape of things to come
Oldest pages ordered by last edit:
  1. A major
  2. B major
  3. pound sterling
  4. lieutenant general
  5. decree absolute
  6. Astronomer Royal
  7. coffee royal
  8. court martial
  9. brigadier general
  10. God Almighty

English terms where the adjective follows the noun. These adjectives within these terms are sometimes referred to as postpositive or postnominal adjectives.


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Pages in category "English terms where the adjective follows the noun"

The following 144 pages are in this category, out of 144 total.

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