Definition
Definition of illative conjunction - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
linguisticsTECH. conjunction showing inference from another statementTECH.
- In linguistics, “therefore” is an illative conjunction signaling inference from a prior claim.
- She forgot her keys, so she couldn't enter.
- The weather was bad, hence the cancellation.
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- French:conjonction illative, ...
- German:illative Konjunktion, ...
- Italian:congiunzione illativa, ...
- Spanish:conjunción ilativa, ...
- Portuguese:conjunção ilativa, ...
- Chinese:推论连词, ...
- Japanese:推論接続詞, ...
- Arabic:أَدَاة رَبْط اسْتِنْتَاجِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מִלַּת חִבּוּר מַסְקָנִית, ...
- Russian:иллативный союз, ...
- Ukrainian:висновковий сполучник, ...
- Hindi:निष्कर्षसूचक संयोजक, ...
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