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Akin Predicate

Part of Speech: Noun, Phrase

Definition: A secondary term in a sentence that shares a similar attribute or quality with the subject.

Senses/Usages:

  1. When constructing a sentence, the akin predicate assists in providing additional information about the subject.
    • Example sentence: The dog, a loyal companion, was waiting by the door.
  2. In grammar, the akin predicate functions as an adjective phrase or a noun phrase.
    • Example sentence as an adjective phrase: The building, tall and majestic, overlooked the city.
    • Example sentence as a noun phrase: Her dream is to become a successful entrepreneur.

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