Definition: The word "attributive" in English comes from Latin, meaning "subjective." It refers to a word that expresses the subject's own feelings or thoughts about something. The adjective "attributive" can be used as a preposition indicating the relationship between an object and its subject. For example: 1. She is the most beautiful girl I know. - "attributive" means "subjective" and it indicates that the subject ("I") has feelings of admiration or love for the object ("the most beautiful girl"). 2. The weather was so hot, I could hardly believe my eyes. - "attributive" refers to a word used as a preposition indicating a relationship between an object and its subject. In summary, attributive is a term used to indicate the subjective nature of something.
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