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Meaning of linguistic relation
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linguistic relation (n)
a relation between linguistic forms or constituents
linguistic relation Sentence Examples
- The linguistic relation between English and German is one of close cousins.
- The words "dog" and "hound" have a linguistic relation, sharing a common root.
- The linguistic relation between "father" and "daughter" is that of a paternal bond.
- The linguistic relation between the words "vegetate" and "vegetable" is one of derivation.
- The linguistic relation between "good" and "better" is one of gradation.
- The linguistic relation between "table" and "chair" is one of conjunction.
- The linguistic relation between "run" and "jog" is one of synonymy.
- The linguistic relation between "cat" and "dog" is one of contrast.
- The linguistic relation between the words "green" and "leaf" is one of association.
- The linguistic relation between "father" and "mother" is one of reciprocity.
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a relation between linguistic forms or constituents
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The linguistic relation between English and German is one of close cousins.
The words "dog" and "hound" have a linguistic relation, sharing a common root.
The linguistic relation between "father" and "daughter" is that of a paternal bond.
The linguistic relation between the words "vegetate" and "vegetable" is one of derivation.
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