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What is a coined compound exactly?

Posted By: Can you give me some examples? on 2005-09-17
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Is alpha-2 a coined compound?


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Compound adjectives...sm

Use a hyphen to connect compound adjective.  Omit the hyphen if the compound adjective follows the noun.


Compound modifiers

For some reason i am having a hard time with these.  Does anyone have an easy way to remember quickly?


 


Thanks!!


2003 compound bombings
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riyadh_Compound_Bombings
That should be fine except for the hyphen (type 2 is not a compound modifier). nm
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Hyphens are used because 32-year-old and 11-pound are compound modifiers. SM

A compound modifier is two or more words that act as a single modifier for a noun.


For example:


32-year-old male


11-pound weight loss


22-gauge needle


1-cm mass