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Term: Unsolicited

Description

Unsupplied with predicate refers to a grammatical structure in which a sentence lacks a main verb or predicate. It occurs when a statement or phrase is incomplete, hindering the expression of a complete thought.

Senses and Usages

Sense 1: Grammatical Construction

In the context of grammar, unsupplied with predicate indicates the absence of a main verb or predicate in a sentence. This can happen due to incorrect sentence structure, omission, or incomplete composition.

Example Sentence: The book I bought yesterday (missing predicate).

Sense 2: Informal Usage

Outside of grammatical contexts, the term can be used informally to denote situations where something is lacking or missing, similar to a phrase being incomplete.

Example Sentence: The project proposal left unsupplied with crucial details will likely be rejected.

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