donkey anaphora
donkey anaphora noun: a phenomenon where a pronoun is semantically bound by an indefinite noun phrase in a quantificational context, but not syntactically.
Noun
donkey anaphora (plural donkey anaphoras)
- A phenomenon where a pronoun is semantically bound by an indefinite noun phrase in a quantificational context, but not syntactically.
Forms of donkey anaphora
| plural | donkey anaphoras |
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Questions about donkey anaphora
- What does donkey anaphora mean?
- Donkey anaphora means a phenomenon where a pronoun is semantically bound by an indefinite noun phrase in a quantificational context, but not syntactically.
- What part of speech is donkey anaphora?
- Donkey anaphora is a noun.
- What is the plural of donkey anaphora?
- The plural of donkey anaphora is donkey anaphoras.
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