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Term: any old prenominal

Description:

The term "any old prenominal" is an informal phrase used to emphasize the lack of importance, requirement, or particular choice associated with a prenominal element. It suggests that any option or choice will suffice, without any special conditions or qualifications.

Sample Sentences:

As an Adjective:

• He can live in any old house he wants; it doesn't matter.
• I would eat at any old restaurant as long as it serves good food.

As an Adverb:

• You can try selling it any old way; just get rid of it.
• We can watch a movie any old time, there's no rush.

As a Noun:

• He doesn't need a fancy car, just any old one will do.
• We don't have specific plans for the weekend, so let's do any old thing.

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