Definitions from the Web
Adrift Predicate
Definition:
- A linguistic element that is typically a verb phrase functioning as the predicate of a sentence, but lacks a specific subject or is loosely attached to a subject.
- Used to describe a situation or state in which something is aimless, without purpose or direction.
Examples:
- The sentence "Running through the park" lacks a subject, making the verb phrase "running through the park" an adrift predicate.
- After losing his job, John felt adrift, unsure of what to do next.
- Without a clear plan, the project was adrift, lacking focus and coordination.
Related Products on Amazon:
|