Hendiadys example sentences

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hen·di·a·dys

noun grammar

hendiadys (noun)

  - the expression of a single idea by two words connected with “and,” e.g., nice and warm, when one could be used to modify the other, as in nicely warm.

"Hendiadys" Example Sentences

1. Bright sunshine, clear sky
2. Well-known, respected
3. Strong-willed, determined
4. Loud noise, shouting
5. Fast-paced, frenetic
6. High-pitched, shrill
7. Soft whisper, gentle murmur
8. Hot summer, blazing sun
9. Dark clouds, heavy rain
10. Large-scale, ambitious
11. Cold winter, freezing temperatures
12. Fierce competition, cutthroat rivalry
13. Bright colors, vivid hues
14. Busy street, bustling crowd
15. Quick response, immediate action
16. Free-flowing, unrestricted
17. Sweet aroma, pleasant scent
18. Rich flavor, exquisite taste
19. Clear vision, sharp focus
20. Close-knit, tight-knit

Common Phases

Bright and early; dark and late; high and low; fast and slow.

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