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Comitative Case
A case morpheme that marks one noun to be in an accompanying relationship with another. (morphology, syntax)
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Comparative Form
The modification or form of an adjective that is used to show a relationship between two entities where one is more of something than the other. (morphology)
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Complement
The obligatory argument of a head; sister to a head. (syntax)
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Complement Clause
A clause that functions as an argument of a predicate. (syntax)
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Complementizer
A subordinating conjunction that introduces an embedded clause. (syntax)
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Tuesday, July 22nd, 2014 @ 11:34AM
Complex Sentence
A complex sentence is a sentence with more than one clause. (syntax)
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Complex Word
A word consisting of more than one morpheme. (morphology)
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Compound
A word that is composed of more than one free root. (morphology)
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