1. Balding adjective [not gradable] (WITHOUT HAIR) beginning to lose the hair on your head: He was plump and Balding but very attractive to women

2. Balding adjective [not gradable] (WITHOUT HAIR) beginning to lose the hair on your head: He was plump and Balding but very attractive to women

3. Adverbials, and functional Adverbials (these terms are adapted from Ernst 2002), which may be roughly characterized as following: Predicational Adverbials assign a (gradable) property to the

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5. Three Types of Antonyms "Linguists identify three types of antonymy: (1) Gradable Antonyms, which operate on a continuum: (very) big, (very) small.Such pairs often occur in binomial phrases with and: (blow) hot and cold, (search) high and low