nounless

adj

nounless

adj

Etymology From noun + -less.

1

Without a noun or nouns.

  • ...a nameless delight or terror, unattached to any delightful or dreadful thing, a potent adjective floating in a nounless void, a pure quality.1997, Alan Dean, Chaos and Intoxication:
  • A nounless language would not have an exact equivalent of English's the child, but it might get along quite well with constructions like the childlike one.2003, Mark C Baker, Lexical Categories: Verbs, Nouns, and Adjectives:
Derived terms
nounlessness

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