syntactical
pronunciation
How to pronounce syntactical in British English:
UK [sɪn'tæktɪkəl]
How to pronounce syntactical in American English:
US [sɪn'tæktɪkəl]
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- Adjective:
- of or relating to or conforming to the rules of syntax
Word Origin
- syntactical (adj.)
- 1570s; from Latin stem of syntax + -ical. Related: Syntactically.
Example
- 1. On stylistic features of syntactical structure in the king james bible .
- 2. Syntactical enhancement in the formal models of embedded systems .
- 3. Chapter headings in the book of songs are characterized by both unity and diversification in respects of either sources or syntactical functions of the headings .
- 4. The reflection of differences between western and chinese thinking mode in english and chinese syntactical structure .
- 5. The second period witnesses the syntactical contrast between english and chinese special interrogatives , the in depth studies of chinese general interrogatives and recent contrastive studies of english and chinese interrogatives .