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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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A sellout
how to say it in the adjective form, such as "a red flower", I can say to a person that he's a sellout but how do you say a sellout person. Thanks!
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a person who sold himself, probably a greedy person? please read the question again. thank you.
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Hi,
Like Dave, I don't know this expression either.
Do you mean any or all of these things?
A prostitute?
A person who accepts bribes?
A person who compromises his principles in return for money?
Clive
Like Dave, I don't know this expression either.
Do you mean any or all of these things?
A prostitute?
A person who accepts bribes?
A person who compromises his principles in return for money?
Clive
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Some words cannot be made into attributive adjectives, Anon. You will need to paraphrase with a post-modifying clause as has been suggested above.
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