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manner clause

manner clause noun: a type of adverbial subordinate clause that expresses the way, style or manner in which the event in the main clause is carried out.

Noun

manner clause (plural manner clauses)

  1. A type of adverbial subordinate clause that expresses the way, style or manner in which the event in the main clause is carried out.

Forms of manner clause

pluralmanner clauses

Questions about manner clause

What does manner clause mean?
Manner clause means a type of adverbial subordinate clause that expresses the way, style or manner in which the event in the main clause is carried out.
What part of speech is manner clause?
Manner clause is a noun.
What is the plural of manner clause?
The plural of manner clause is manner clauses.

Words near manner clause in the dictionary

  1. mannequinlike
  2. mannequins
  3. manner
  4. manner adverb
  5. manner adverbs
  6. manner clause
  7. manner clauses
  8. manner of articulation
  9. manner of death
  10. mannerable
  11. mannered

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