Book and Grammar

Book

Book noun - A set of printed sheets of paper bound together between covers and forming a work of fiction or nonfiction.

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Grammar and book are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Grammar" instead a noun "Book".

Nearby Words: booked, bookish, booklet, booking, bookie

Grammar noun - General or basic truths on which other truths or theories can be based.

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Book and grammar are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Book" instead a noun "Grammar".

Nearby Words: grammatical, grammarian, grammatics

full	full book	full grammar
particular	particular book	particular grammar
real	real book	real grammar
excellent	excellent book	excellent grammar
Other adjectives: ancient, new, different.

Supergirl writer Steve Orlando stated -as he discussed his Supergirl (Rebirth) book- that he created Kryptonian grammar in the book, from scratch.

Source: Con Lang
But since "grammar" was the first of the liberal arts, it came to mean "book learning", and Rule of Cool demanded that it be used for the coolest form of book learning: magic.

Source: Glamour
Executive Meddling: In-Universe, Michael sees his book editor's attempts to correct his grammar as this.

Source: Fan Fic / The New Retcons

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