Affix

If so, I understand why your sister doesn’t feel the need to affix more beyond that.

Non-Physical Damage affix replaced with Cooldown Reduction.

Poison Resistance affix increased by 32%.

The May 23 election is designed to affix a rubber stamp to the Vietnamese Communist Party's monopoly on political power.

Whereas skepticism in science will not be new, the Covid-19 pandemic created a fertile breeding floor for social and technological phenomena to affix forces and amplify each dysfunction and mistrust.

It's similarly easy to loosen, and if you need extra support on top of your head there are loops with which to affix an extra strap.

Those days of expedient restraint are long gone, replaced by Trump's determination to affix blame elsewhere for the pandemic that has imperiled his presidency.

But I’ve written about noxious names so goddamn often now that I am just going to assume that there is some hidden law, like putting diseased lungs on cigarette packs, that forces us to affix ridiculously bad monikers to our mota.

Commissioners this morning agreed to affix their signatures to the letter in support.

However, instead they would affix forged visa stickers on their passports and send the victims pictures and visa stickers on their mobile phones through Whatsapp and after taking the balance amount they would disappear, the DCP said.

The affix of "Mer" denotes elven lineage, and just as their cousins are, the orcs are descended from the Aldmer.

A dozen states have formally applied for a federal waiver to affix work requirements to their Medicaid programs.

Breeze provides service through wireless connections as businesses and homes affix a panel to structures.

NBA star Steph Curry is involved in that he invested, and in that he designed some cases that let you affix the tiny phone to your forearm while you exercise.

The same section empowers councils to direct owners or occupiers of buildings at their expense, to mark or affix at the main entrance or in some other conspicuous position on such premise the number as specified.

An agent morpheme is an affix like -er that transforms a verb into a noun (e.g. teach ⇒ teacher).

As a result, this term ends up being applied to a highly heterogeneous class of elements, presenting different combinations of word-like and affix-like properties.

Before this affix, continuants assimilate progressively (pes+ne- → pesse-) and stops regressively (korjat+ne- → korjanne-).

Derivation involves affixing bound (i.e. non-independent) forms to existing lexemes, whereby the addition of the affix derives a new lexeme.

Hearsay evidential, -sh(i) Aside from being used to express hearsay and revelation, this affix also has other uses.