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Definition of clause
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of clause is as below...
Clause
(n.) A
separate
portion
of a
written
paper,
paragraph,
or
sentence;
an
article,
stipulation,
or
proviso,
in a legal
document..
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Saving
::
Saving
(a.)
Making
reservation
or
exception;
as, a
saving
clause..
Syneresis
::
Synepy
(n.) The
interjunction,
or
joining,
of words in
uttering
the
clauses
of
sentences..
Decussated
::
Decussated
(a.)
Consisting
of two
rising
and two
falling
clauses,
placed
in
alternate
opposition
to each
other;
as, a
decussated
period..
Purport
::
Purport
(n.) To
intend
to show; to
intend;
to mean; to
signify;
to
import;
-- often with an
object
clause
or
infinitive.
Passage
::
Passage
(v. i.) A
particular
portion
constituting
a part of
something
continuous;
esp., a
portion
of a book,
speech,
or
musical
composition;
a
paragraph;
a
clause..
Pass
::
Pass (v. i.) To be
conveyed
or
transferred
by will, deed, or other
instrument
of
conveyance;
as, an
estate
passes
by a
certain
clause
in a
deed..
Ryder
::
Ryder (n.) A
clause
added to a
document;
a
rider.
See
Rider.
Admonish
::
Admonish
(v. t.) To
counsel
against
wrong
practices;
to
cation
or
advise;
to warn
against
danger
or an
offense;
--
followed
by of,
against,
or a
subordinate
clause..
Parenthetical
::
Parenthetical
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
parenthesis;
pertaining
to, or
expressed
in, or as in, a
parenthesis;
as, a
parenthetical
clause;
a
parenthetic
remark..
Discrete
::
Discrete
(a.)
Disjunctive;
containing
a
disjunctive
or
discretive
clause;
as, I
resign
my life, but not my
honor,
is a
discrete
proposition..
Rider
::
Rider (n.) An
addition
or
amendment
to a
manuscript
or other
document,
which is
attached
on a
separate
piece of
paper;
in
legislative
practice,
an
additional
clause
annexed
to a bill while in
course
of
passage;
something
extra or
burdensome
that is
imposed..
Petition
::
Petition
(n.) A
prayer;
a
supplication;
an
imploration;
an
entreaty;
especially,
a
request
of a
solemn
or
formal
kind; a
prayer
to the
Supreme
Being,
or to a
person
of
superior
power,
rank, or
authority;
also, a
single
clause
in such a
prayer..
Teste
::
Teste (n.) The
witnessing
or
concluding
clause,
duty
attached;
-- said of a writ, deed, or the
like..
Reckon
::
Reckon
(v. t.) To
conclude,
as by an
enumeration
and
balancing
of
chances;
hence,
to
think;
to
suppose;
--
followed
by an
objective
clause;
as, I
reckon
he won't try that
again..
Epanodos
::
Epanodos
(n.) A
figure
of
speech
in which the parts of a
sentence
or
clause
are
repeated
in
inverse
orde.
Intend
::
Intend
(v. t.) To fix the mind upon
(something
to be
accomplished);
to be
intent
upon; to mean; to
design;
to plan; to
purpose;
-- often
followed
by an
infinitely
with to, or a
dependent
clause
with that; as, he
intends
to go; he
intends
that she shall
remain..
Remark
::
Remark
(n.) To
express
in words or
writing,
as
observed
or
noticed;
to
state;
to say; -- often with a
substantive
clause;
as, he
remarked
that it was time to go..
Expect
::
Expect
(v. t.) To look for
(mentally);
to look
forward
to, as to
something
that is
believed
to be about to
happen
or come; to have a
previous
apprehension
of,
whether
of good or evil; to look for with some
confidence;
to
anticipate;
-- often
followed
by an
infinitive,
sometimes
by a
clause
(with,
or
without,
that);
as, I
expect
to
receive
wages;
I
expect
that the
troops
will be
defeated..
After
::
After
(prep.)
Later in time;
subsequent;
as, after
supper,
after three days. It often
precedes
a
clause.
Formerly
that was
interposed
between
it and the
clause..
Epanalepsis
::
Epanalepsis
(n.) A
figure
by which the same word or
clause
is
repeated
after
intervening
matter.
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