Syntagmatically example sentences

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syn·tag·mat·ic

adjective

syntagmatic (adjective)

  - of or denoting the relationship between two or more linguistic units used sequentially to make well-formed structures. Contrasted with paradigmatic

Synonyms

paradigmatic

"Syntagmatically" Example Sentences

1. She syntagmatically arranged the documents in a logical order.
2. The syntagmatic analysis of the text revealed the underlying theme.
3. Syntagmatically, the words in the sentence are related to each other.
4. The syntagmatic structure of the language is complex.
5. Syntagmatically, the sentence is constructed in a certain way.
6. She was able to syntagmatically analyze the text.
7. The syntagmatic relationships between the words were clear.
8. The syntagmatic structure of the language can be studied.
9. Syntagmatically, the words in the sentence are related to one another.
10. He was able to syntagmatically analyze the text.
11. They syntagmatically arranged the documents in a logical order.
12. He was able to syntagmatically interpret the text.
13. Syntagmatically, the sentence is constructed in a certain manner.
14. She was able to syntagmatically interpret the text.
15. Syntagmatic relationships between the words were easily identified.
16. The syntagmatic structure of the language is very complex.
17. Syntagmatically, the words in the sentence are connected to each other.
18. Syntagmatically, the sentence is composed in a certain way.
19. The syntagmatic analysis of the text was successful.
20. He was able to syntagmatically decode the text.

Common Phases

"Take out the trash; Wash the dishes; Make the bed; Vacuum the floor";

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