Grammar Rules And Examples

noun a pronoun or other linguistic element that does not specify the identity of its referent

adjective not clearly defined or determined; vague or uncertain

• The contract includes an indefinite clause regarding termination.
• I have an indefinite amount of time to finish this project.
• I'm on indefinite vacation until further notice.
• His love for her was indefinite, never-ending.

noun a word or phrase expressing the highest or a very high degree of a quality

adjective of the highest quality or degree

adverb in a manner that is of the highest quality or degree

• The quality of the product is of superlative standard, unmatched by any other in the market.
• That restaurant serves the superlative pizza in town, you have to try it!
• She's the superlative singer in our group, no one can top her talent.
• His dedication to his work is of a superlative level, he always goes above and beyond.

adjective relating to or situated in the middle or near the middle

• In linguistics, the admedial position refers to the middle of a word or phrase.
• The admedial part of the sentence is where the main idea is usually located.
• I always get confused with the admedial stuff in grammar class.
• The admedial role of the character in the story symbolizes balance and harmony.