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Definitions from the WebBehind PredicateDefinition:Behind predicate refer to a syntactic structure in which the subject of the sentence appears after the predicate. This structure is commonly used in certain languages, particularly for emphasis or to convey specific meanings. Examples:As a noun:
As an adjective:
As a verb:
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