base-forming

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• In a chemical reaction, a base-forming substance will yield a base as a product when mixed with an acid.

• To test for acidity, we can add a base-forming agent, which will change color in an acidic solution.

• Based on base form 1 and its derived form, and through the connection (semantic, syntactic, or morphological) between base form 1 and base form 2, a new form is produced.

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• Based on base form 1 and its derived form, and through the connection (semantic, syntactic, or morphological) between base form 1 and base form 2, a new form is produced.

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• Based on base form 1 and its derived form, and through the connection (semantic, syntactic, or morphological) between base form 1 and base form 2, a new form is produced.

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• Moreover, the analogical change depicted in (10) shows that, in addition to the two base forms, the third form, traditionally called the "derived form," as shown above in (8), may be a paradigmatically related form, and not necessarily a form derived from base form 1.

  Academic text (2001)

• Moreover, the analogical change depicted in (10) shows that, in addition to the two base forms, the third form, traditionally called the "derived form," as shown above in (8), may be a paradigmatically related form, and not necessarily a form derived from base form 1.

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• The two base forms are connected, as in any type of morphological change, by a semantic, syntactic, or structural (i.e., morphological) similarity.

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• However, as regards verbs, infinitives are not the only forms that can serve as base forms in an analogical proportion. One could argue that the first person singular, too, is considered by speakers to be a basic form of the verbal paradigm and therefore may serve as a base form of an analogical equation.

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• However, as regards verbs, infinitives are not the only forms that can serve as base forms in an analogical proportion. One could argue that the first person singular, too, is considered by speakers to be a basic form of the verbal paradigm and therefore may serve as a base form of an analogical equation.

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Synonyms

B

basic

vsbase-forming

• Specialized

105 6.9

Having a chemical quality opposite an acid

produces a neutralizing substance when dissolved in water

Antonyms

A

acid-forming

• Specialized

6.7

That makes acid when it mixes with water

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Etymology