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frequency clause

frequency clause noun: a subordinate clause functioning as an adjunct of frequency that modifies a matrix clause by specifying the recurrence rate or regularity of the event expressed in that clause.

Noun

frequency clause (plural frequency clauses)

  1. A subordinate clause functioning as an adjunct of frequency that modifies a matrix clause by specifying the recurrence rate or regularity of the event expressed in that clause.

Forms of frequency clause

pluralfrequency clauses

Questions about frequency clause

What does frequency clause mean?
Frequency clause means a subordinate clause functioning as an adjunct of frequency that modifies a matrix clause by specifying the recurrence rate or regularity of the event expressed in that clause.
What part of speech is frequency clause?
Frequency clause is a noun.
What is the plural of frequency clause?
The plural of frequency clause is frequency clauses.

Words near frequency clause in the dictionary

  1. frequency assignments
  2. frequency band
  3. frequency bands
  4. frequency channel
  5. frequency channels
  6. frequency clause
  7. frequency clauses
  8. frequency dictionary
  9. frequency distribution
  10. frequency distributions
  11. frequency domain

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