Pronunciation: /ækjʊˈzætɪvəl/
adjective relating to or functioning as an accusative case in grammar
A1 I don't understand the accusatival form of this verb.
A2 She used an accusatival pronoun in her sentence.
B1 The accusatival phrase added clarity to the sentence.
B2 The accusatival construction in Latin is quite complex.
C1 His use of accusatival nouns demonstrated his advanced language skills.
C2 The accusatival structure of the sentence highlighted the object of the action.
formal In linguistics, accusatival constructions involve the use of a direct object.
informal I'm studying accusatival structures in my language class.
slang I have no idea what accusatival even means, do you?
figurative Her accusatival tone indicated her disapproval of the situation.
accusativalled
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to accusatival
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