quotatively
advEtymology From quotative + -ly.
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Grammar, Human sciences, Linguistics, Sciences As a quotative.
- a morpheme that can be used quotatively
- During the interview, Suzanne was almost categorically diphthongal, with two monophthongal tokens and one ambiguous token. Both of the monophthongal tokens came from the word like, once used quotatively and another as a verb.2018, Paul E. Reed, “The Importance of Appalachian Identity: A Case Study in Rootedness”, in American Speech, volume 93, numbers 3-4, →DOI, page 418: