grice (Meaning)
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grice (pl.)
of Gree
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grice (n.)
A little pig.
See Gree, a step.
Synonyms & Antonyms of grice
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grice Sentence Examples
- Grice's maxims of conversation provide a framework for understanding cooperative communication.
- The Cooperative Principle underpins Grice's four maxims: quantity, quality, relation, and manner.
- Following Grice's maxim of quantity ensures that speakers provide an adequate amount of information.
- Adhering to Grice's maxim of quality prohibits speakers from making inaccurate or unfounded statements.
- The maxim of relation requires speakers to make their contributions relevant to the current conversation.
- Grice's maxim of manner emphasizes the use of clear and concise language in communication.
- An understanding of Grice's maxims enhances our ability to decode and interpret conversational exchanges.
- Grice's work has had a profound influence on the field of pragmatics, the study of language use in context.
- The application of Grice's maxims can help us identify instances of indirect speech acts.
- Grice's maxims provide a multifaceted lens through which to analyze communication, considering both literal and pragmatic meaning.
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of Gree, A little pig., See Gree, a step.
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Grice's maxims of conversation provide a framework for understanding cooperative communication.
The Cooperative Principle underpins Grice's four maxims: quantity, quality, relation, and manner.
Following Grice's maxim of quantity ensures that speakers provide an adequate amount of information.
Adhering to Grice's maxim of quality prohibits speakers from making inaccurate or unfounded statements.
