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distance clause

distance clause noun: an adverbial clause that expresses the distance or the extent of spatial separation of events.

Noun

distance clause (plural distance clauses)

  1. An adverbial clause that expresses the distance or the extent of spatial separation of events.

Forms of distance clause

pluraldistance clauses

Questions about distance clause

What does distance clause mean?
Distance clause means an adverbial clause that expresses the distance or the extent of spatial separation of events.
What part of speech is distance clause?
Distance clause is a noun.
What is the plural of distance clause?
The plural of distance clause is distance clauses.

Words near distance clause in the dictionary

  1. distalward
  2. distalwards
  3. distamycin
  4. distamycins
  5. distance
  6. distance clause
  7. distance clauses
  8. distance education
  9. distance fog
  10. distance formula
  11. distance formulae

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