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if clause

if clause noun: a type of dependent clause that expresses a condition and its potential result.

Noun

if clause (plural if clauses)

  1. A type of dependent clause that expresses a condition and its potential result.

Forms of if clause

pluralif clauses
alternative formif-clause

Questions about if clause

What does if clause mean?
If clause means a type of dependent clause that expresses a condition and its potential result.
What part of speech is if clause?
If clause is a noun.
What is the plural of if clause?
The plural of if clause is if clauses.

Words near if clause in the dictionary

  1. if anything
  2. if applicable
  3. if at all
  4. if at first you don't succeed
  5. if at first you don't succeed, try try again
  6. if clause
  7. if clauses
  8. if ever
  9. if ever there has been one
  10. if ever there was one
  11. if ever there were one

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