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notant

notant noun: a class of verbal chains which state an order in the environment.

Noun

notant (plural notants)

  1. A class of verbal chains which state an order in the environment
    • The notants in the present series of experiments are all of the sort — 'cards with borders on the right' or 'the right pile includes all the bordered cards'[.](Can we date this quote?), William S. Verplanck, “Unaware of where's awareness: Some verbal operants—notates, monents, and notants”, in (Please provide the book title or journal name)

Forms of notant

pluralnotants

Questions about notant

What does notant mean?
Notant means a class of verbal chains which state an order in the environment.
What part of speech is notant?
Notant is a noun.
What is the plural of notant?
The plural of notant is notants.

Words near notant in the dictionary

  1. notalian
  2. notam
  3. notams
  4. notanda
  5. notandum
  6. notant
  7. notaphilic
  8. notaphilist
  9. notaphilists
  10. notaphily
  11. NOTAR

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