Definition: A suffixion is a word or phrase that follows another word or phrase in a sentence, which can either be an adjective or noun. It is often used to add emphasis or contrast with the main verb or object of a sentence. For example: - "She was so beautiful that she made me blush." - "The flowers were so beautiful that they filled my heart." In this case, "so" is a suffixion that follows the adjective "beautiful," making it an adverbial suffix
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what should be said.