In the sentence 'the house on the hill', the prepositional phrase 'on the hill' functions as a postmodifier clarifying which house is meant.

In linguistics seminars, we often analyze postmodifiers to understand how the meaning of the head noun changes.

The noun phrases in the corpus were frequently postmodified by relative clauses, which complicated the parser's job.

In formal linguistics, the relative clause postmodifies the noun phrase and clarifies its referent.

The relative clause, postmodifying the noun phrase, provided essential information.

In certain syntactic constructions, adjectives can postmodify nouns to add precision.