Alienans
Pronunciation
Origin
From Latin aliÄ“nÄns, present active particple of aliÄ“nÅ ("make something another's"), from aliÄ“nus ("another's, foreign").
Adjective
alienans
- (rhetoric, philosophy, of a grammatical modifier, especially an adjective) Negating, denying, or casting doubt on the applicability of its modificand.''The newspaper never called him "the murderer", always "the
- Because a "decoy duck" is not a duck, "decoy" is an alienans adjective.In the case of "brown duck", "brown" is not an alienans adjective.