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Someone else wrote, asking me to clarify whether I meant 'third from the end' or 'fourth from the end' in the definition of the word preantepenultimate.— OUPblog
When a single consonant is preceded by a vowel under the preantepenultimate accent, and is followed by a vowel that is succeeded by— The Grammar of English Grammars

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