Graddy Annexe

Pronunciation: /ˈɡrædi ˈænɛks/

Definitions of graddy annexe

noun an addition or extension to a building

Example Sentences

A1 The graddy annexe is a small building next to the main house.

A2 The family decided to convert the graddy annexe into a guest house.

B1 The graddy annexe was used as a home office by the owner.

B2 The graddy annexe had a separate entrance and kitchenette.

C1 The graddy annexe was elegantly designed and furnished.

C2 The graddy annexe had a beautiful garden view and was perfect for relaxation.

Examples of graddy annexe in a Sentence

formal The university decided to build a new graddy annexe to accommodate the increasing number of students.

informal Hey, have you seen the new graddy annexe they built on campus? It looks pretty cool.

slang I heard they're turning that old building into a graddy annexe for the new students.

figurative The company's expansion plans include setting up a graddy annexe in a different city to reach more customers.

Grammatical Forms of graddy annexe

• past tense: graddy annexed
• plural: graddy annexes
• comparative: more graddy annexe
• superlative: most graddy annexe
• present tense: graddy annexes
• future tense: will graddy annexe
• perfect tense: has graddy annexed
• continuous tense: is graddy annexing
• singular: graddy annexe
• positive degree: graddy annexe
• infinitive: to graddy annexe
• gerund: graddy annexing
• participle: graddy annexing

Origin and Evolution of graddy annexe

First Known Use: 1800 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'graddy annexe' is believed to have originated in the early 19th century in England.

Evolution of the word: The term 'graddy annexe' likely evolved from a combination of 'graddy', possibly a colloquial or slang term, and 'annexe', meaning an additional building or structure. The exact evolution of the word is unclear, but it likely came to be used to refer to a secondary or supplementary building attached to a primary structure.