👉 An unabjuratory is a type of language that lacks a clear and consistent grammatical structure. It typically has a single, unbroken sentence with no conjunctions or modifiers attached to it. In other words, it does not follow any specific rules for syntax or grammar. The term "abjuratory" comes from the Latin word abjuratus, which means "without connection," referring to the lack of a clear structure in language. In linguistics and communication studies, an unabjuratory is
