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Definitions from the WebTerm: ClausalDescription:Clausal is an adjective that relates to or is characteristic of a clause. It describes something that is related to a group of words forming a grammatical unit and typically containing a subject and a predicate. Possible senses and usages:1. Grammatical Sense:In the grammatical sense, clausal refers to anything that relates to or is characteristic of a clause. It is related to the structure and function of a group of words forming a grammatical unit with its own subject and predicate. Example Sentence:The dependent clause functions clausally within the sentence. 2. Linguistics Sense:In the field of linguistics, clausal is used to describe something that is related to the analysis and study of clauses, their classification, and their role in sentence structure. Example Sentence:Linguistic researchers are examining the clausal structure of various languages. Related Products: | ||||
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