syntactic(al) [sɪnˈtæktɪk(l)] ADJ
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In these models, the nodes correspond to words or word stems and the links represent syntactic relations between them.
en.wikipedia.org Another similar (and partially overlapping) syntactic trick is stropping.
en.wikipedia.org In short, this explicitly identifies all syntactic structures in the code.
en.wikipedia.org It is consistent with the -language hypothesis that psychological states (and indeed syntactic states) are individuated in part by the embedding environment.
en.wikipedia.org Indeed, some languages are designed so that the meanings of certain syntactic constructs can not even be described without referring to the core library.
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- synchronous
- syncopate
- syndicate
- syndication
- syndrome
- syntactic syntactical
- syntax
- synthesis
- synthesize
- synthesizer
- synthetic