by Arminkshipper July 28, 2024
1. denoting a complete lack of something.
2. (of a word, clause, or proposition) expressing denial, negation, or refutation; stating or asserting that something is not the case.
3. relating to or denoting any of the earth or water signs, considered passive in nature.
4. a word, affix, or phrase expressing negation.
5. another term for negation.
2. (of a word, clause, or proposition) expressing denial, negation, or refutation; stating or asserting that something is not the case.
3. relating to or denoting any of the earth or water signs, considered passive in nature.
4. a word, affix, or phrase expressing negation.
5. another term for negation.
1. "they were described as having negative vulnerability to water entry"
2. "The negative feedback loop is designed to decrease the system's output when it exceeds a certain threshold."
3. "According to astrology, my negative earth sign makes me more reserved and cautious in my approach to life."
4. "The test result came back negative, which meant that the patient was not infected with the disease."
5. “The negative of a photographic image is a reverse of the positive. Instead of the positive, which is typically a reversal of black writing on a white surface, the negative is typically a reversal of white writing on a black surface.”
2. "The negative feedback loop is designed to decrease the system's output when it exceeds a certain threshold."
3. "According to astrology, my negative earth sign makes me more reserved and cautious in my approach to life."
4. "The test result came back negative, which meant that the patient was not infected with the disease."
5. “The negative of a photographic image is a reverse of the positive. Instead of the positive, which is typically a reversal of black writing on a white surface, the negative is typically a reversal of white writing on a black surface.”
by Arminkshipper May 25, 2025
by Arminkshipper August 03, 2024
"they have themselves beeped in restaurants"
by Arminkshipper August 13, 2024
While "personal" can refer to grammatical person (first person, second person, third person), it's less common than other definitions. In this context, a more natural sentence might be:
The verb "walk" is conjugated differently depending on the personal pronoun (I walk, you walk, he/she/it walks).
The verb "walk" is conjugated differently depending on the personal pronoun (I walk, you walk, he/she/it walks).
by Arminkshipper July 16, 2024
by Arminkshipper July 16, 2024
In the days before online dating, many people looked for love through placing a personal ad in the newspaper's "personals" section.
by Arminkshipper July 16, 2024