Sentences with POLYMORPHEMIC
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"The word 'polymorphemic' describes a morpheme that consists of two or more meaningful units."
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"In the English language, many words can be considered polymorphemic."
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"One example of a polymorphemic word is 'unhappiness', which consists of the prefix 'un-' and the root 'happiness'."
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"'Antidisestablishmentarianism' is a polymorphemic word composed of several morphemes."
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"Some languages have more polymorphemic words than others."
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"The term 'polymorphemic' is often used in linguistic analysis."
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"Understanding polymorphemic words can help in language acquisition."
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"Linguists study polymorphemic structures to better understand language complexity."
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"The word 'unhappiness' is a polymorphemic word."
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"'Friendship' is an example of a polymorphemic word with a derivational morpheme '–ship'."
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"'Unhappily' is a polymorphemic word, with 'un-', '-ly', and 'happy' as the morphemes."
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"The word 'singer' is a polymorphemic word, with 'sing-' and '-er' as morphemes."
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"'Preventable' is a polymorphemic word, with 'pre-', '-able', and 'prevent' as morphemes."
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"The word 'disagree' is polymorphemic, consisting of 'dis-', '-agree', and '-ment' as morphemes."
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"The term 'redefining' is polymorphemic, with 're-', '-defin-', and '-ing' as morphemes."
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"'Unhappiness' and 'happy' are polymorphemic words, with different affixes."
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"The word 'childhood' is a polymorphemic word that includes the morphemes 'child' and '-hood'."
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"'Happily' and 'unhappily' are polymorphemic adverbs."
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"The word 'cats' is polymorphemic, consisting of the root 'cat' and the plural marker '-s'."
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"'Teachers' is a polymorphemic word, with 'teach-', '-er', and '-s' as morphemes."
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"The term 'unequal' is polymorphemic, with '–un-', 'equal', and '-ity' as morphemes."
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"'Disobeying' is a polymorphemic word, with 'dis-', '-obey', and '-ing' as morphemes."
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"The word 'feet' is polymorphemic, consisting of the root 'foot' and the irregular plural marker '-eeet'."
