n. a short piece of writing typically expressing a point of view; the part of speech used to indicate nouns and to specify their application
Billy submitted a list of articles pertinent to his report.
Billy submitted a list of articles pertinent to his report.
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The articles in this book are written by fictitious authors, what does that mean?
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What is the name of the newspaper column that Stella reads and cuts out articles from?
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His iconoclastic articles offended the church members.
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Under what pen name did Elizabeth write articles for the temperance magazine, The Lily?
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Rachel read articles about strong chemicals called what?
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The politician tried to mitigate the articles damage to his campaign.
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The agglomeration of articles for the rummage sale was staggering.
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When my sister was sick I perused several articles about the flu.
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The articles misrepresent the facts of the case.
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Who wrote all of the magazine articles checked off by Gary?
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He has coauthored several articles with his professor.
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She spent her entire Sunday perusing the newspaper for neat articles.
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He was a collector or articles of virtu.
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What did the Daily Punctilio base its articles on?
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column; essay; feature
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3 syllables
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