Rath, adv., used only in the compar. deg. —Rather, with the exclusive term of comparis. introduced by than —derivation of
Reading, to read, in gram., what the signif. of
—READ, verb, CONJUGATED affirmatively in Comp. Form
Reciprocal terms, reciprocals, what pronom. adjectives may be so termed
—Reciprocals, EACH OTHER, ONE AN OTHER, their nature and import
—misapplicat. of, frequent in books; WEBST. errs in the signif. and
applicat. of other. See also Other
Reciprocal or reflected verbs, constructions in imitation of the French
Recurrence of a word in different senses, a fault opposed to propriety
Redundant verb, defined
—Redund. verbs, why made a separate class
—treated
—List of
Reference, marks of, ASTERISK, OBELISK, &c., shown; in what order are
introduced
—what other signs of, may be used. Reference, doubtful, Crit. N.
concerning
Reformers of the Eng. alphabet and orthog., some account of
Rejoice, resolve, incline, &c., import of, in the pass. form
Relations of things, their infinitude and diversity; the nature of
RELATION
—Relation of words, what
—is diff. from agreem., but may coincide with it
—Relation according to the sense, an important principle in Eng.
synt.; what rules of relation commonly found in the grammars
—Simple relation, what parts of speech have no other syntact.
property than; what simp. relations there are in Eng.
—Relation, with respect to a prep., anteced. term, what may be;
subseq., do.
—Relation, do., terms of, to be named in parsing a prep.; how the
terms may be ascertained by a learner
—terms of, to a prep., may be transposed; are very various; both
usually expressed