Definition: In linguistics and computational linguistics, a decausalization is a syntactic structure that modifies the meaning of a noun phrase to imply a causal relationship between two or more nouns. It occurs when one noun is preceded by another noun in a sentence, creating an incomplete sense that suggests causality. For example: 1. The car was driven by the driver. 2. The dog ran after the cat. 3. The bird perched on the fence. In these examples, "the car
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