What is the word for adjective before something?
How can I come up with an adjective meaning ‘addition (before something)’ in the sense: His title was ‘holiness’ but now it must be expressed with the? What is a thing? ‘supreme’ (such that the name is now’supreme holiness’). I want it to be clear that the word “supreme” must be added before the term “holiness” I thought maybe’superaddition’, but that’s somewhat different.
What would it
be like to call him Supreme Holiness?
This leaves no room for misunderstandings. The fact that’supreme’ must come before ‘holiness’ is ruled out by the concrete term’supreme holiness’ where’supreme’ does indeed appear before ‘holiness’.
I would suggest ‘prepend ‘.
His title “HOLINESS” must be prepended with ‘Supreme’ now.
What are the pros and cons of dating?
(it may be a technical word that is just for titles) What would be some examples of this?
] with the’supreme’ prefix The
words prepended and adjoined come to mind, but the first is mostly used in computer science, and the second connotes affixing more than prefixing.
I would suggest ‘prepend ‘.
His title “HOLINESS” must be prepended with ‘Supreme’ now.
What are the pros and cons of dating?
(it may be a technical word that is just for titles) What would be some examples of this?
] with the’supreme’ prefix The
words prepended and adjoined come to mind, but the first is mostly used in computer science, and the second connotes affixing more than prefixing.
(it may be a technical word that is just for titles) What would be some examples of this?
] with the’supreme’ prefix The
words prepended and adjoined come to mind, but the first is mostly used in computer science, and the second connotes affixing more than prefixing.
