Ever, contrac., e'er; so in comp. rel. pronouns
—Ever a one, contrac. by the comm. people into e'er a one
—Ever and never, opposite to each other in sense, yet freq.
confounded and misapplied; canon on the employment of
—Ever so, (prop., everso,) signif. of
—Ever so wisely, its propriety determined, against the false
phraseology never so wisely
—Ever, derivation of, from Sax.
Example, as used in teaching, meaning of
—Examples, use of capitals in
Exception, noun, and except, verb, whether more properly followed by from or by to
Exclamation, note of, (see Ecphoneme) —Exclamation, nom. absolute by —the case of nouns used in
Exclusive and inclusive terms of a comparison
Exercise, in grammar, what
Expecting, &c., verbs of, see Commanding
Extended compositions, gradation of the parts in
F.
F, its name and plur. numb. —final in monosyllables, to be doubled —formation of the plur. of nouns in, and in ff —its sound