Inflect

/ɪnˈflɛkt/

Synonyms for "inflect" (62 found)

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Closest matches (13)

Verb(2 words)

modulate conjugate

analyze arch bendbend backbow bracket conjugate crook

Noun(3 words)

cadences conjugates conjugating

Strong matches (18)

curl curve decline decurve deflect dome embow flex hook hump hunch hyphenate incurvate incurve

Verb(2 words)

decline emphasize

Adjective(2 words)

german formgrammatical form

Related words (31)

intonate loop mark modulate parenthesize parse point punctuate recurve reflect reflex retroflex round sag swag sweep turn vault wind

Verb(7 words)

intonate morph pluralize pluralized pluralizes quirked tone

Noun(5 words)

language formstense for futuretingingword formword form grammar

Related word relations

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More general

9 entries

modify morphology mouth prosody speak talk utter verbalise verbalize

More specific

6 entries

accentuation conjugation declension inflection intonation stress

Collocations

6 entries

conjugation declensiongrammatical inflectioninflectional paradigmverb formword form

Inflections

3 entries

inflected inflecting inflects

Derivations

3 entries

inflection inflectional inflective

Sample sentences

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'That' has only the two cases, nominative and objective, and it does not inflect depending on the case.

Source: tatoeba (326785)

In English, it is very easy to write entire books without giving away your gender. This is unlike Romance or Slavic languages, which inflect adjectives, and sometimes even verbs, for gender.

Source: tatoeba (5924090)

Nouns inflect for plural in English.

Source: tatoeba (6219042)

The actress has a great skill of being able to inflect her voice to any situation.

Source: wiktionary

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