. "The Degree to which the Exerter, Action, or Force exerts an energy. Uncle Dickie was exceedingly dynamic in the play that evening. Where Degree is expressed by a comparative or superlative form of the target, the FE is marked on the target (as well as on the rest of the comparative/superlative expression, if present): Uncle John gave a much lazier performance than Unckle Dickie."@en . . "2010-11-10T12:55:23+01:00"^^ . "Deg" . "14264"^^ . "Degree" . "Degree" . . . . "Peripheral" . . . "MLC" . "The Degree to which the Exerter, Action, or Force exerts an energy. Uncle Dickie was exceedingly dynamic in the play that evening. Where Degree is expressed by a comparative or superlative form of the target, the FE is marked on the target (as well as on the rest of the comparative/superlative expression, if present): Uncle John gave a much lazier performance than Unckle Dickie."@en .