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adjectify

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Adjectify (verb) means to turn a word that is not already an adjective into one.

verb
1
To turn a word that is not already an adjective into one.
2
To use words to say what something is like.
"From a historical perspective, the relation is seen differently: with the conceptualization of the adjectified subject—the woman subject, the feminist subject, the black subject, the postcolonial subject, etc." — Iris van der Tuin, Classifixation in Feminist Theory (2015)
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Etymology

Formed from adjective and -fy.

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What is the meaning of adjectify?
"adjectify" (verb) means to turn a word that is not already an adjective into one.
What is another word for adjectify?
Other words for "adjectify" include adjectivize.
What are the different meanings of adjectify?
"adjectify" has 2 main meanings: 1. To turn a word that is not already an adjective into one; 2. To use words to say what something is like.

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