predicator
ˈprɛdɪˌkeɪtər
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Definition of predicator - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
systemic grammarTECH.UKpart of a sentence containing the verbal groupTECH.UK
  • In the sentence, the predicator follows the subject.
predicate verb phrase
2.
languageRareone who predicates or asserts somethingRare
  • The philosopher was a notable predicator of existential ideas..
declarer proclaimer
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Origin of predicator

Latin, praedicare (to proclaim)

Examples of predicator in a sentence

  • Identifying the predicator helps in parsing the sentence.
  • The lawyer acted as a predicator in the courtroom.
  • She became a predicator of the new scientific theory.

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  1. French:prédicat, prédicateur, ...
  2. German:Prädikator, Verkünder, ...
  3. Italian:predicato, asseritore, ...
  4. Spanish:predicador, afirmador, ...
  5. Portuguese:predicador, pregador, ...
  6. Chinese:谓语, 断言者, ...
  7. Japanese:述語, 主張者, ...
  8. Arabic:مُسْنَد, مُصَرِّح, ...
  9. Hebrew:נָשׂוּא, מַכְרִיז, ...
  10. Russian:сказуемое, утверждающий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:предикатор, проповідник, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रेडिकेटर, उपदेशक, ...
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