syntactical

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Adjective syntactical has 1 sense

syntactic, syntactical - of or relating to or conforming to the rules of syntax; "the syntactic rules of a language"

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Syntactical

Definition:

(adjective) Pertaining to syntax or the arrangement and order of words and phrases in a sentence.

Examples:

- The English language follows specific syntactical rules regarding word order.

- The syntactical structure of the sentence needs to be revised for clarity.

Senses:

(adjective) Relating to the rules and principles governing the combination of words and phrases to form sentences in a particular language.

Usages:

(adjective) The teacher explained the syntactical differences between English and French.
(adjective) The student's syntactical errors in the essay reduced its overall readability.
(adjective) The syntactical analysis of the poem highlighted its deep underlying meaning.
(adjective) The syntactical complexities of computer programming languages can be challenging for beginners.

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