Definition: Combination, in linguistics, is the process of arranging elements into a combination, which is an arrangement of two or more items with no repetition of the same item. The combination of two or more items can be arranged in different orders to form distinct combinations. The term 'combination(s)' is used when it refers to the arrangement of elements into groups that are not identical. For example, when you combine two cards and put them on a table, you might call this a combination of two cards (since they have no similarity). In contrast, you would say "I've got four marbles," which means there are four different things, or items. The definition for 'combination(s)' can vary depending on the context, but generally it refers to a set of elements that are not identical. The word is often used in scientific and mathematical contexts to describe combinations of quantities or factors when they do not have any duplicates or repetitions.
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