prolongational reduction
prolongational reduction noun: the pattern, as perceived, of tension and relaxation among events in various levels of structure, projected from time-span reduction.
Noun
prolongational reduction (countable and uncountable, plural prolongational reductions)
- The pattern, as perceived, of tension and relaxation among events in various levels of structure, projected from time-span reduction.
Forms of prolongational reduction
| plural | prolongational reductions |
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Questions about prolongational reduction
- What does prolongational reduction mean?
- Prolongational reduction means the pattern, as perceived, of tension and relaxation among events in various levels of structure, projected from time-span reduction.
- What part of speech is prolongational reduction?
- Prolongational reduction is a noun.
- What is the plural of prolongational reduction?
- The plural of prolongational reduction is prolongational reductions.
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