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prepositionally

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prep·o·si·tion·al  (prp-zsh-nl)
adj.
Relating to or used as a preposition.

prepo·sition·al·ly adv.
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Adv.1.prepositionally - as a preposition
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prepositionally [ˌprepəˈzɪʃənəlɪ] ADVcomo preposición


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However, we are dealing in both cases with a prepositionally marked Recipient that clearly falls outside the clause core, and there are thus no clear differences in the status of the two arguments, nor is the employed frame ditransitive.
In most cases, research on the treatment of girls in juvenile judicial, detention, and correctional systems occurs either simultaneously or prepositionally to studies primarily focused on the experiences of either adult females or male juvenile delinquents.
Once it becomes optional, a passive interpretation becomes possible, but di constructions with no prepositionally marked agent remain ambiguous (as in [6a] and [6c]).
 
 
 
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