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/ˈadɪtˌɪv dɪtˈɜːmɪnə/
/ˈædɪtˌɪv dɪtˈɜːmɪnɚ/a type of determiner that is used to indicate the addition or inclusion of something to the noun it modifies, often conveying the sense of "another" or "additional"
What is an "additive determiner"?
An additive determiner is a word used to express the idea of adding or including additional items within a noun phrase. Common examples of additive determiners include "another" and "additional." For instance, in the phrase "another slice of cake," the determiner "another" indicates that one more slice is being added to what is already considered. Similarly, in "additional information is needed," the determiner "additional" specifies that more information should be included. Additive determiners are useful for clarifying that extra elements are being introduced in communication, helping to enhance understanding of the quantities or items being discussed.
