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locutionary

locutionary adjective: relating to, or characteristic of locution.

Adjective

locutionary (comparative more locutionary, superlative most locutionary)

  1. Relating to, or characteristic of locution.
    Synonyms:
    locutional, locutive

Synonyms of locutionary

Forms of locutionary

comparativemore locutionary
superlativemost locutionary

Origin of locutionary

From locution + -ary.

Questions about locutionary

What does locutionary mean?
Locutionary means relating to, or characteristic of locution.
What part of speech is locutionary?
Locutionary is an adjective.

Words near locutionary in the dictionary

  1. locuted
  2. locutes
  3. locuting
  4. locution
  5. locutional
  6. locutionary
  7. locutions
  8. locutive
  9. locutor
  10. locutories
  11. locutors

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