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clausular

clausular adjective: consisting of, or having, clauses.

Adjective

clausular (not comparable)

  1. Consisting of, or having, clauses.
    • the Accents which govern entire Members of a Period , are not marked here : except only the Monotone; the very Essence of which consists in its being clausular, and not confined to a single word1792, Capel Loft, “Preface”, in Paradise Lost: A Poem in Twelve Books

Origin of clausular

From Latin clausula. See clause. By surface analysis, clause + -ule + -ar.

Questions about clausular

What does clausular mean?
Clausular means consisting of, or having, clauses.
What part of speech is clausular?
Clausular is an adjective.

Words near clausular in the dictionary

  1. claustrophobically
  2. claustrophobics
  3. claustrum
  4. clausula
  5. clausulae
  6. clausular
  7. clausure
  8. claut
  9. clauted
  10. clauting
  11. clauts

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