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Definitions from the WebTerm: not kin predicateDefinition:A 'not kin predicate' refers to a grammatical construction in which a subject is negated by a predicate that denies its kinship or familial relationship. Examples:1. In the sentence "She is not my sister," the phrase "not my sister" is a not kin predicate, as it negates the subject's kinship. 2. The statement "He is not related to me by blood" contains a not kin predicate that denies any familial connection. 3. "They are not cousins" is an example of a sentence incorporating a not kin predicate to express the absence of a cousin relationship. Related Products:Explore the following books on grammar and language on Amazon: | ||||
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