Prepositions after adjectives: N
Learn which prepositions naturally follow English adjectives and how the meaning changes with each construction.
naive-in-about-to-of, for
naked in, on, with, for or at?
"narrow down" or "narrow in"?
"nasty to", "nasty in" or "nasty about"?
"national of" or "national in"?
"native of" or "native to"?
"natural for" or "natural to"?
necessary for, in, to, at or by?
needy in, of, for, from or by?
"negative about", "negative in" or "negative for"?
negligent in, of, for, to or about?
nervous about, of, at, in or before?
"neutral in", "neutral to" or "neutral on"?
new to, in, for, about or at?
"nice to" or "nice for"?
nitty-gritty of, about, on, from or in?
"noble of" or "noble in"?
nonexistent in, for, at, on or to?
"normal for" or "normal in"?
"nostalgic for" or "nostalgic about"?
notable for, among, of, in or about?
"noteworthy for" or "noteworthy in"?
noticeable in, to, on, at or by?
notorious for, in, of, as or among?
novel by, in, about, to or for?
"nude in" or "nude for"?
"numb to" or "numb with"?
"numerous in" or "numerous of"?