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Predication

Definition:

Predication refers to the act of stating or asserting something about a subject or an object. It is a fundamental component of a sentence in which a predicate expresses a relationship, attribute, or action to the subject or object.

Examples:

1. Noun: The predication of his guilt shocked everyone in the courtroom.
2. Verb: She predicated her argument on solid evidence and logical reasoning.
3. Adjective: The professor taught us the importance of clear and concise predicative sentences.
4. Adverb: He spoke predicatorily, leaving no room for doubt about his intentions.

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