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conjunctive adverb

conjunctive adverb noun: an adverb that connects two clauses; linking adverb.

Noun

conjunctive adverb (plural conjunctive adverbs)

  1. An adverb that connects two clauses; linking adverb.
    • A conjunction links two clauses in one sentence, whereas a conjunctive adverb links ideas in different sentences.

Forms of conjunctive adverb

pluralconjunctive adverbs

Questions about conjunctive adverb

What does conjunctive adverb mean?
Conjunctive adverb means an adverb that connects two clauses; linking adverb.
What part of speech is conjunctive adverb?
Conjunctive adverb is a noun.
What is the plural of conjunctive adverb?
The plural of conjunctive adverb is conjunctive adverbs.

Words near conjunctive adverb in the dictionary

  1. conjunctivalization
  2. conjunctivalized
  3. conjunctivally
  4. conjunctivas
  5. conjunctive
  6. conjunctive adverb
  7. conjunctive adverbs
  8. conjunctive error
  9. conjunctive errors
  10. conjunctive mode
  11. conjunctive modes

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