how many morphemes in 'unconstitutional' ?
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act action ail also alto an annul \nanoint anon ant anti antic anus as \nascot at atilt attic auction aunt auto \ncan cannon cannot canon cant canto canton \ncasino cast cat caution citation clan clot \nclout coal coalition coast coat coil coin \ncoitus cola colon colonist colt con consul \nconsult contain continual contusion coo cool coolant \ncoon coot cost cot cotton count cousin \ncult cut icon ictus in inn innocuous \ninstant instinct insulin insult intact into intuit \nion iota is it italic its lac \nlain last liaison licit lint lion list \nlit lo loan location locus locust locution \nloin loon loot lost lot lotion lotus \nlout luau lunatic lust nail nation nautilus \nniacin nil nit no nocuous noon not \nnotation notion notional noun nun nuncio nut \nnuts oat oculist oil olio on onion \nonto onus oust out outcast outlast sac \nsail saint salon saloon salt sanction sat \nsatin scan scant scion scout silica silicon \nsilo silt sin sit situation slain slant \nslat slit slot slut snail snout so \nsocial soil sol solicit solo solution son \nsonic soon soot sot soul stain static \nstation stilt stint stoat stoic stool stout \nstun stunt suction suit sultan sun sunlit \ntacit tact tail taint talc talon tan \ntannin tat taunt taut tic tilt tin \ntinct tint tit titan titanic to toast \ntocsin toil ton tonic tonsil too tool \ntoot tot total tout tuition tun tuna \ntunic uncial uncoil unction uncut union unison \nunit until unto us usual
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Since it's quite obvious that English is not your native language, and that you've never even seen the Constitution, may I ask how you've heard of this document?  Did you read about it on the back of your Kid's Meal bag?
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"Unlawful" is awful, and "illegal" is sick, \n\n...hardy har har ;-)
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1. abbreviatory\n2. abditory\n3. abjuratory\n4. absolutory\n5. absolvatory\n6. absolvitory\n7. acceleratory\n8. accessory\n9. acclamatory\n10. accusatory\n11. additory\n12. adhortatory\n13. adjudicatory\n14. adjuratory\n15. admonitory\n16. adstrictory\n17. adulatory\n18. advisory\n19. advocatory\n20. affirmatory\n21. aleatory\n22. allegory\n23. alleviatory\n24. amatory\n25. ambulatory\n 26. amelioratory\n27. amendatory\n28. amory\n29. amphigory\n30. amplificatory\n31. annihilatory\n32. annunciatory\n33. anovulatory\n34. anticipatory\n35. antisecretory\n36. apospory\n37. appellatory\n38. applicatory\n39. appreciatory\n40. approbatory\n41. armory\n42. articulatory\n43. aspiratory\n44. assertory\n45. assimilatory\n46. astrictory\n47. auditory\n48. auscultatory\n49. backstory\n50. balneatory\n 51. beaugregory\n52. benedictory\n53. bibitory\n54. blindstory\n55. cachinnatory\n56. calcinatory\n57. calculatory\n58. calefactory\n59. calory\n60. calumniatory\n61. cantatory\n62. cardioinhibitory\n63. cardiorespiratory\n64. castigatory\n65. category\n66. cauliflory\n67. celebratory\n68. cementatory\n69. cenatory\n70. certificatory\n71. chemosensory\n72. chicory\n73. chrismatory\n74. circulatory\n75. circumlocutory\n 76. citatory\n77. classificatory\n78. clearstory\n79. clerestory\n80. collusory\n81. collutory\n82. combinatory\n83. commandatory\n84. commemoratory\n85. commendatory\n86. comminatory\n87. communicatory\n88. compensatory\n89. competitory\n90. completory\n91. compulsory\n92. conciliatory\n93. concionatory\n94. conclusory\n95. condemnatory\n96. condolatory\n97. confabulatory\n98. confectory\n99. confirmatory\n100. confiscatory
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1. is D \n2. is B\n3. is B\n4. is A\n5. is adjective\n\nTRUST ME JUST DID A TEST ON THIS AND GOT THEM ALL RIGHT
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None of them.  \n\nA, C, and D are grammatically incorrect.\n\nB is wrong because the pronoun is not capitalized correctly.
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Unconstitutional is all. Of course disregarding the constitution has never been a problem for Bush. He has broken both domestic and international law and I hope that someday he has to answer for it.
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A full stop, a question mark and an exclamation mark.
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as a noun:\ndisagreement, dissent, rejection\n\nas a verb:\ndisagree, disallow, disapprove, dissent, reject
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yes! it is so unconstitutional! its just like the alien and sedition acts of the past! remove it now!
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something is wrong with the sentence structure.
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1.  would be\n2.  had been\n3.  were\n4.  could not, were\n5.  had been\n6.  were being\n7.  were\n8.  could, could\n9.  should have been\n10.  were
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I think this is a case of a writer, or his editor, searching for a word and not coming up with the word he intended. I think he was looking for "tapped," which can mean selected, but his mind gave him "tabbed" instead. It's not the making of a noun into a verb that is the problem. That's done all the time in informal English. It's just not a good word choice.
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Try two-child policy. There is nothing grammatically incorrect with a hyphenated compound. However, it is said that numbers ranging from zero to nine should be spelled out and numbers 10+ can be written.\n\nzero, one, two ... 10, 11, 12\n\nThe phone rang three times before she answered it.
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defenselessness, if you can reapeat. if not, i think its polyhrythyms. y isnt a full time vowel, right?
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It's a conjunctive noun and must be preceded by an appropriate adjective to be used correctly.\n\nFor example:  \nwitless-Democrat\nhypocritical-Democrat\nNo plan-Democrat\nvapid-Democrat\n...\n...\n...\n...\n...