predicate|predicates in English

noun

[pred·i·cate || 'predɪkeɪt]

(Grammar) fundamental part of a sentence that contains a verb and provides details about the subject of a sentence (such as attributes, action, etc.)

Use "predicate|predicates" in a sentence

1. Specify PREDICATE COLUMNS to Analyze only columns that have been used as predicates in previous queries or are likely candidates to be used as predicates

2. 5 The semantic features of the predicate verbs have restraints on the lexical selection of the depictive adjunct predicates.

3. The difference between the Asserta/1 and assertz/1 predicates is that the first asserts a clause as the first one for a dynamic predicate while the second asserts a clause as the last one for a dynamic predicate

4. 19 But neither do such concepts reduce to the corresponding predicates, nor indeed are such predicates entirely dispensable.

5. His retraction predicates a change of attitude.

6. A predicate and its Arguments form a predicate-argument structure.

7. 16 But neither do such concepts reduce to the corresponding predicates, nor indeed are such predicates entirely dispensable.

8. What can be predicted is that the Adicity of any syntactic predicate is the same: since its Adicity is a grammatical and not a thematic fact, semantic differences between predicates cannot affect their grammatical structure

9. ¹ It + be + Adjective (predicate Adjective or predicate complement) See Specifying vs

10. Most predicates take one, two, or three Arguments

11. The criteria are expressed in the form of predicates.

12. We predicate rationality of man.

13. So the subjects and predicates are not interchangeable.

14. Predicate Calculus and Program Semantics.

15. Most religions predicate life after death.

16. Grenadier predicate they Antimodernistic mason's vs

17. You have a predicate X, you have a predicate X - & gt; Y and you have Y. This rule actually

18. Your proposal is acceptable, as we all predicate.

19. The government predicates that the market collapse was caused by Asian financial crisis.

20. The predicate Asserta/1 asserts the clause as first clause of the predicate while assertz/1 assert the clause as last clause

21. Invert the subject and predicate of a sentence.

22. Clauses that indicates whether Analyze should include only predicate columns

23. In other languages, typical pseudo-Coordinative verbs and/or hendiadys predicates are egressive verbs (e.g

24. At John 1:1 the anarthrous predicate noun the·osʹ does precede the verb, the Greek word order being literally: “God [predicate] was [verb] the Word [subject].”

25. The interchange of the subject and predicate of a proposition.