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Slain or Slayed as adjective
If i wanted to use the word slain or slayed as an adjective, which would be right and why?
They are slain warriors.
They are slayed warriors.
Meaning they have been slain and are now dead.
They are slain warriors.
They are slayed warriors.
Meaning they have been slain and are now dead.
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Th pat participle and adjective form is 'slain'. It's an irregular verb.
- Th pat participle and adjective form is 'slain'.
- It's an irregular verb.
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Th pat participle and adjective form is 'slain'.
It's an irregular verb.
It's an irregular verb.
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