-esque
-ing
nounlike
-ean
proprial
nouny
attributive
prenominal
phrasally
manneristic
common
-ery
-or
-osity
proper nounhood
-ory
felicity
accusative case
apposition
felicitousness
accusative
objective case
-al
-er
-ancy
-ness
nounal
-ferous
phraseological
possessional adjective
-ess
apropos
adpositional
-metric
mannerize
-sis
-y
semiotically
mot juste
kindful
-static
-dom
adjective
-age
nominative absolute
nounify
construe
Mannerist
stylistic
of the world
nominalization
descriptional
be
interpret
-ment
see
-ific
onomasticon
prepositional
-like
descriptivity
-eous
typologic
nounhood
presuppositionally
orthology
-ly
why
nominative case
phrasal typology
adjectival
nominative
substantival
assume
felicitous
quite
subject case
postpositional
paradigmatic
descriptive
vernacularize
by way of
duly
-lytic
-log
generativist
properadic
overtone
appellatively
notionalness
close by
implicative
typological
orthonym
-kin
thing

English words for 'In the style or manner of; appended to nouns, especially proper nouns, and forming adjectives.'

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