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comparative clauses

comparative clauses is the plural of comparative clause.

Meaning of comparative clause

Noun

comparative clause (plural comparative clauses)

  1. A type of subordinate clause used to express a comparison between two entities, typically introduced by words such as than or as.

Questions about comparative clauses

What is comparative clauses the plural of?
Comparative clauses is the plural of comparative clause.

Words near comparative clauses in the dictionary

  1. comparative advantages
  2. comparative anatomy
  3. comparative case
  4. comparative cases
  5. comparative clause
  6. comparative clauses
  7. comparative degree
  8. comparative degrees
  9. comparative ethics
  10. comparative illusion
  11. comparative illusions

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