Sometimes hyphens are used to link words that work together to modify a single noun. these linked words are called compound modifiers. nonrestrictive elements. independent clauses. restrictive elements.

Answers: Compound modifiers

Explanation: Compounding means joining together two elements that could stand on their own within their class. When modifying nouns, two separate words can be joined with a hyphen to act as an adjective for the same noun, e.g., "well-known person," "rock-hard muscles," "this is nerve-wracking."

what does the author mean by "many journeys" in this excerpt?

government intervention

multiple truths

individual stories

historical monuments

first person

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