The word is hyphenated when used adjectivally.
When the noun is used adjectivally it can mean "each" or "every".
The word "trophy" has attached itself adjectivally to all manner of things.
In between is a period in which verbal passive-participial complements are interpreted adjectivally, through type coercion.
Its use is perhaps best thought of adjectivally.
The only passive-participial complements of get to occur in the perfect aspect are ones that can be interpreted adjectivally by the criteria mentioned earlier: acquainted, engaged, entangled, entrenched, and shut.
I think that the application of the human rights clause can be dealt with both adjectivally and substantially.
The nickname has alternatively been taken adjectivally as ill-advised, ill-prepared, indecisive, thus thelred the ill-advised.
