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non-restrictive relative clauses

non-restrictive relative clauses is the plural of non-restrictive relative clause.

Meaning of non-restrictive relative clause

Noun

non-restrictive relative clause (plural non-restrictive relative clauses)

  1. A relative clause, usually set off by a comma or commas, that provides additional information about the person or thing referred to, or about a statement that has been made, as opposed to information that is essential to specifying or identifying who or what is meant.

Questions about non-restrictive relative clauses

What is non-restrictive relative clauses the plural of?
Non-restrictive relative clauses is the plural of non-restrictive relative clause.

Words near non-restrictive relative clauses in the dictionary

  1. non-response
  2. non-responses
  3. non-responsive
  4. non-restrictive
  5. non-restrictive relative clause
  6. non-restrictive relative clauses
  7. non-retractable
  8. non-return
  9. non-return valve
  10. non-return valves
  11. non-rev

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