case phrase
Grammar
noun
A phrase consisting of a preposition and noun serving to express the relationship of that noun to another element in the clause rather than a simple case inflection (as foot of a crow rather than crow's foot).
Origin
Late 19th century.
- public-spirited
- public-spiritedly
- public-spiritedness
- public state
- public statute
- public switched telephone network
- public telephone
- public toilet
- public transport
- public transportation
- public utility
- public-voiced
- public walk
- public weal
- public wealth
- public welfare
- public woman
- public works
- public–private
- pub life
- publish
- publishability
- publishable
- publisher
- publisheress