Definition: In linguistics, an extranatural is a word or phrase that does not fit into any of the categories traditionally used to classify words. These terms are often used in the context of linguistic theory and can be used for both descriptive and normative purposes. For example, "extraneurality" refers to the fact that two words have no common root and are unrelated. Similarly, "non-extraneous" is a term that describes a word or phrase that does not fit into any known
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