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"etymology_text": "adverb + -like",
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"ref": "2008 June 3, Joachim Lambek, “The syntax-semantics interface and the origins of philosophy.”, in McGill University",
"text": "In addition to naked adverbs, we also have adverblike phrases: prepositional phrases and subordinate clauses.",
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