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Definition of sentence
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Sentence
(n.) An
opinion;
a
decision;
a
determination;
a
judgment,
especially
one of an
unfavorable
nature..
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Structure
::
Structure
(n.)
Arrangement
of
parts,
of
organs,
or of
constituent
particles,
in a
substance
or body; as, the
structure
of a rock or a
mineral;
the
structure
of a
sentence..
Pause
::
Pause (n.) In
speaking
or
reading
aloud,
a brief
arrest
or
suspension
of
voice,
to
indicate
the
limits
and
relations
of
sentences
and their
parts..
Anacoluthon
::
Anacoluthon
(n.) A want of
grammatical
sequence
or
coherence
in a
sentence;
an
instance
of a
change
of
construction
in a
sentence
so that the
latter
part does not
syntactically
correspond
with the first part.
Antithesis
::
Antithesis
(n.) An
opposition
or
contrast
of words or
sentiments
occurring
in the same
sentence;
as, The
prodigal
robs his heir; the miser robs
himself.
He had
covertly
shot at
Cromwell;
he how
openly
aimed at the
Queen..
Offertory
::
Offertory
(n.) The
Scripture
sentences
said or sung
during
the
collection
of the
offerings.
Commutation
::
Commutation
(n.) The
change
of a
penalty
or
punishment
by the
pardoning
power of the
State;
as, the
commutation
of a
sentence
of death to
banishment
or
imprisonment..
Pronunciation
::
Pronunciation
(n.) The mode of
uttering
words or
sentences.
Sentence
::
Sentence
(v. t.) To pass or
pronounce
judgment
upon; to doom; to
condemn
to
punishment;
to
prescribe
the
punishment
of.
Isagelous
::
Isagelous
(a.)
Containing
the same
information;
as,
isagelous
sentences..
Anadiplosis
::
Anadiplosis
(n.) A
repetition
of the last word or any
prominent
word in a
sentence
or
clause,
at the
beginning
of the next, with an
adjunct
idea; as, He
retained
his
virtues
amidst
all his
misfortunes
--
misfortunes
which no
prudence
could
foresee
or
prevent..
Continuative
::
Continuative
(n.) A word that
continues
the
connection
of
sentences
or
subjects;
a
connective;
a
conjunction.
Convict
::
Convict
(n.) A
criminal
sentenced
to penal
servitude.
Connective
::
Connective
(n.) A word that
connect
words or
sentences;
a
conjunction
or
preposition.
Interadditive
::
Interadditive
(a.) Added or
placed
between
the parts of
another
thing,
as a
clause
inserted
parenthetically
in a
sentence..
Epigraph
::
Epigraph
(n.) A
citation
from some
author,
or a
sentence
framed
for the
purpose,
placed
at the
beginning
of a work or of its
separate
divisions;
a
motto..
Reprieve
::
Reprieve
(n.) A
temporary
suspension
of the
execution
of a
sentence,
especially
of a
sentence
of
death..
Palilogy
::
Palilogy
(n.) The
repetition
of a word, or part of a
sentence,
for the sake of
greater
emphasis;
as, The
living,
the
living,
he shall
praise
thee..
Member
::
Member
(n.) A part of a
discourse
or of a
period
or
sentence;
a
clause;
a part of a
verse.
Reprieve
::
Reprieve
(v. t.) To delay the
punishment
of; to
suspend
the
execution
of
sentence
on; to give a
respite
to; to
respite;
as, to
reprieve
a
criminal
for
thirty
days..
And
::
And
(conj.)
A
particle
which
expresses
the
relation
of
connection
or
addition.
It is used to
conjoin
a word with a word, a
clause
with a
clause,
or a
sentence
with a
sentence..
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