colligation

Meanings

• The arrangement of words or grammatical elements in a sentence or text, with emphasis on the logical or semantic relationship between the elements.

  - "Examples of sentences illustrating the concept of colligation."
  - "The cat sat on the mat."
  - "The professor explained the theory to the students."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with colligation
collision , cohesion , composition , concoction , coordination , consolidation

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Homophones

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1. collision
   

2. colligation
   

3. colluder
   

4. colluder
   

5. collude
   

6. collusion
   

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Variants

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colligate , colligated , colligates , colligating , colligation , colligations

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Forms

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colligate, colligated, colligating

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Etymology

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From the Latin word 'colligere', which means 'to gather, collect, or bring together'. This term has been used in linguistics to refer to the way words or grammatical elements are arranged in a sentence or text.

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Related Concepts

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1. Syntax: The rules and principles governing the arrangement of words and grammatical elements in a sentence or text. Colligation is a key aspect of syntax, as it refers to the way specific words or grammatical elements are used in a sentence or text, based on their logical or semantic relationship to other words or elements in the sentence or text.

2. Semantics: The study of meaning in language, including the relationships between words and concepts, and the rules governing the use of words in different contexts. Colligation is a key aspect of semantics, as it refers to the way specific words or grammatical elements are used in a sentence or text, based on their logical or semantic relationship to other words or elements in the sentence or text.

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Culture

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In various cultures and literary traditions, the concept of colligation has been used to refer to the way words or grammatical elements are arranged in a sentence or text. This concept has been particularly influential in the study of syntax and semantics in various languages, including English, Latin, Greek, and Sanskrit.

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