Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Unperiphrastic

👉 Unperiphrastically is a term that refers to a phrase or sentence where each word in it has its own meaning, without any clear connection between them. This can be seen as an example of a disjunctive sentence because there are two independent clauses, but they do not necessarily have a direct relationship with one another. For example: 1. "The cat sat on the mat." 2. "I am going to the store." In this case, each word is a separate part

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👉 Unperiphrastic is a type of syntactic structure in English that consists of two or more independent clauses connected by a conjunction. These clauses are often used to connect sentences that do not form a complete thought. For example, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" can be split into two independent clauses: "The quick brown fox" and "jumps over the lazy dog." The first clause is unperiphrastic because it does not contain any conjunctions or pre

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