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comment clause

comment clause noun: a short, parenthetical clause inserted into a sentence to express the speaker's attitude, opinion, or stance toward the main clause.

Noun

comment clause (plural comment clauses)

  1. A short, parenthetical clause inserted into a sentence to express the speaker's attitude, opinion, or stance toward the main clause.

Forms of comment clause

pluralcomment clauses

Questions about comment clause

What does comment clause mean?
Comment clause means a short, parenthetical clause inserted into a sentence to express the speaker's attitude, opinion, or stance toward the main clause.
What part of speech is comment clause?
Comment clause is a noun.
What is the plural of comment clause?
The plural of comment clause is comment clauses.

Words near comment clause in the dictionary

  1. commensurator
  2. commensurators
  3. commensurizer
  4. commensurizers
  5. comment
  6. comment clause
  7. comment clauses
  8. comment out
  9. comment section
  10. comment sections
  11. commentable

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