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Syntagmatic

Definition:

Syntagmatic is an adjective that refers to the arrangement or combination of words or elements in a sequence to convey meaning in a syntactic structure.

Examples:

1. Adjective:

In linguistics, the syntagmatic relationships between words in a sentence are crucial for understanding meaning. For example, in the phrase "big red apple," the syntagmatic relationship between the adjectives "big" and "red" describes the apple.

2. Noun:

Students studying syntax need to understand the concept of syntagmatics to analyze how words fit together and form meaningful units within a language.

3. Adverb:

The poet skillfully arranged the words syntagmatically, creating a beautifully flowing and rhythmic piece of art.

4. Related products:

• Books on Syntax
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