nonlocative subject noun: this word does not exist

nonlocative subject noun

non·loca·tive ·sub·jec·t ·noun

a noun that does not indicate a locative clause

"the most common nonlocative subject nouns are nouns from childhood and youth"
a word that does not exist; it was invented, defined and used by a machine learning algorithm.

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Created by Thomas Dimson (@turtlesoupy)

Source code based on GPT-2 from Transformers

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Thanks to Pamela Chen and Ryan O'Rourke

Words are not reviewed and may reflect bias in the training set