grammatical
Americanadjective
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of or relating to grammar.
grammatical analysis.
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conforming to standard usage.
grammatical speech.
adjective
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of or relating to grammar
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(of a sentence) well formed; regarded as correct and acceptable by native speakers of the language
Other Word Forms
- antigrammatical adjective
- antigrammatically adverb
- antigrammaticalness noun
- grammatically adverb
- grammaticalness noun
- hypergrammatical adjective
- hypergrammatically adverb
- hypergrammaticalness noun
Etymology
Origin of grammatical
1520–30; < Latin grammatic ( us ) (< Greek grammatikós knowing one's letters, equivalent to grammat-, stem of grámma letter + -ikos -ic ) + -al 1
Example Sentences
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Better yet, ask them to spot the spelling and grammatical errors on the menu—e.g.,
AI is also more likely to create lyrics that follow a correct grammatical structure, says Rich, whereas some of the most beautiful or memorable words penned by humans don't always make sense.
From BBC
One of the reasons Yautja has no grammatical gender is because that was most practical.
From Los Angeles Times
Accusations of AI use are concerning, sure, but couldn’t they also result in a grammatical Streisand effect of people learning about or becoming reacquainted with the multipurpose mark?
From Salon
But those who were contacted eventually questioned the source of information when the impersonator asked for a cash transfer and began to make grammatical errors or use language that did not seem consistent with Wiles’.
From Salon
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