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conditional clauses

conditional clauses is the plural of conditional clause.

Meaning of conditional clause

Noun

conditional clause (plural conditional clauses)

  1. A dependent clause that expresses a condition, typically introduced by if, unless, or similar subordinators, which must be met for the action in the main clause to occur.

Questions about conditional clauses

What is conditional clauses the plural of?
Conditional clauses is the plural of conditional clause.

Words near conditional clauses in the dictionary

  1. conditional assembly language
  2. conditional assembly languages
  3. conditional baptism
  4. conditional baptisms
  5. conditional clause
  6. conditional clauses
  7. conditional comment
  8. conditional comments
  9. conditional entropies
  10. conditional entropy
  11. conditional fee

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