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agrammatical

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agrammatical [ˌeɪgrəˈmætɪkəl] ADJagramatical


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THIS business of bar names brings us to a neat pub question - do you know how to construct agrammatical sentence with the word "and" appearing five times in a row?
3) The style of this later writing, which is rather pared down and spare, has been termed minimal, or in Guido Almansi's words, "lean" compared to "fat," which he uses to describe Celati's work from the 1970s, including "expansive, uproarious, funambulatory, aggressive, maximalist, carnal, violent, agrammatical," and "ribald" ("Gli idilli" 51).
Recently, linguist Annabelle Lukin wrote in The Australian, 'SMS is not ungrammatical or agrammatical, just an as yet uncharted exchange of meanings' (Wednesday 23 June, 2004, p.
 
 
 
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