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antisyntactic

antisyntactic adjective: opposing or flouting the rules of syntax.

Adjective

antisyntactic (comparative more antisyntactic, superlative most antisyntactic)

  1. Opposing or flouting the rules of syntax.

Forms of antisyntactic

comparativemore antisyntactic
superlativemost antisyntactic

Origin of antisyntactic

From anti- + syntactic.

Questions about antisyntactic

What does antisyntactic mean?
Antisyntactic means opposing or flouting the rules of syntax.
What part of speech is antisyntactic?
Antisyntactic is an adjective.

Words near antisyntactic in the dictionary

  1. antisyndicalist
  2. antisyndicalists
  3. antisyndicate
  4. antisynergies
  5. antisynergy
  6. antisyntactic
  7. antisynthetase
  8. antisynthetases
  9. antisyphilis
  10. antisyphilitic
  11. antisyphilitics

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