in –

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in /ɪn/

Preposition

Connotative faced with impediments out of place: people posited by

Example:

to fall in love = people befitting of suffering mediocrity despite the complete semblance of impression by people posited by ‘love’

Note: for relational positioning, the meaning of prepositions is flipped inversely

Adverb

Lingual  the intimately-open social optimist  

inside –

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inside /ˌɪnsˈaɪd/

Noun

Connotative a reconditioning of extremely hurting interjections suffixed by impediments out of place despite highly curated craft, diurnally, across the universe

Adjective

Connotative (people) powered by a reconditioning of extremely hurting interjections suffixed by impediments out of place despite highly curated craft, diurnally, across the universe

Adverb

Lingual uplifters optimistically-intimately open

Preposition

Connotative powered by a reconditioning of extremely hurting interjections suffixed by impediments out of place despite highly curated craft, diurnally, across the universe: people tense by

Note: for relational positioning, the meaning of prepositions is flipped inversely

into –

into /ɪntə/

[including the strong form]

Preposition

Connotative restores impediments productively by surpassing knowledge and understanding: people subverted by

Note: for relational positioning, the meaning of prepositions is flipped inversely

is –

is /ɪz/

Verb

Bimodal de-position restored: origins are

Denotative to be

isn’t –

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isn’t /ˈɪzənt/

[contracted form of is not]

Verb

Lingual the actively-intimately unresponsive

it –

it /ɪt/

Pronoun

Connotative the runt out of place: the burdensome

it’d –

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it’d /ˈɪtəd/

[contracted form of it would/it had]

Pronominal

Lingual the runt out of place, i.e the burdensome

just –

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just /dʒʌst/

Adjective

Connotative (people) powered by a terminal, productive and diurnal reconditioning of extremely hurting interjections surpassing highly curated craft beyond the universe

Adverb

Lingual  the truly-intimately open

know –

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know /nˈoʊ/

Verb [present]

Connotative to abate impediments surpassing knowledge and understanding unprecedented (for)

knew /nˈu/

Verb [past]

Connotative abated impediments unprecedented (for)

known /nˈoʊn/

Verb [past participle]

Connotative people powered by an unprecedented reconditioning of impediments surpassing knowledge and understanding; (against) impediments

know /nˈoʊ/

Noun

Connotative unprecedented and surpassing knowledge and understanding; (against) impediments

knuckle –

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knuckle /nˈʌkəl/

Verb [present]

Connotative to deliver intricacies suffixed by impediments surpassing knowledge and understanding completely, despite expertly curated craft (against)

Noun

Connotative intricacies suffixed by impediments surpassing knowledge and understanding completely, despite expertly curated craft

(Plural:... and terminally,...)

knuckled /nˈʌkəld/

Verb [past]

Connotative delivered extremely hurting interjections suffixed by intricacies and impediments surpassing knowledge and understanding completely; despite expertly curated craft (against)

Past participle

Connotative people who delivered extremely hurting interjections suffixed by intricacies and impediments surpassing knowledge and understanding completely; despite expertly curated craft

knuckling /nˈʌkəlɪŋ/

[Succeeding a verb excluding Verb to be in the third-person]

Verb [present participle]

Connotative people delivering intricacies suffixed by impediments surpassing knowledge and understanding completely, despite expertly curated craft