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(n., process) An English suffixation rule [which should be] applicable to nouns ending in ”-age,” such as ”Mage,” from which are derived adjectives, such as ”Magic” (i.e., the ”art of a mage”), which can then become nouns themselves. For some reason, this particular derivational suffix disappeared from English despite the large number of -age words; it is, nonetheless, very useful for the creation of adjectives of slightly different meaning from the currently accepted ones. It helps, moreover, with postpositive constructions, such as ”he is an idiot villagic” instead of ”he is a village idiot.”
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-agic rule |
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”You`re studying anger in traffic accidents?” ”Yes, I am interested in all things road-ragic.” | ”Whether the cup is half empty or half full is irrelevant: our purpose in life is far more than ullagic conundrums.” | ”Management and Labor are always having wagic arguments.” | ”How`s my lipstick?” ”Your lipstick?! Listen, in that decolletagic piece of frippery, nobody`s going to notice your lipstick.” |
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