Definition: The term "adnouns" in the King James Version (KJV) seems to be a misspelling or a typo, as it has not been consistently used by any English translation. However, if we assume its meaning is as a form of expression, especially when using in religious contexts, here's a basic definition: The adnoun refers to an object that gives the noun additional characteristics or special features (e.g., "adnouns of fire"). It can be used to indicate a more specific type of person, place, or thing. For example, if someone is described as having an "adnounce" beard, it could refer to their facial hair style. Here's a summary of the adnoun and its usage in English: - Adnouns are usually expressions of praise or admiration for something. - They often involve additional features that describe the object more specifically than the noun itself. For example: - "The great adnounce of your wisdom is praised." - "Your adnounces of kindness have been well-rewarded." Understanding and applying adnouns in English is essential for expressing admiration or praise towards a specific individual, place, or thing. Please note that this definition may vary depending on the context used.

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