Disjunct

Pronunciation: /ˈdɪsˈdʒənˈkɔɹt/

Disjunct (noun)

  1. a word or phrase that shows the speaker's attitude or comment about the sentence.
  2. a part that is separate or distinct from others.

Examples

  • The disjunct provides additional information about the speaker's attitude.
  • In the sentence, the disjunct modifies the entire clause.

Common collocations: use a disjunct, identify a disjunct, disjunct phrase, separate disjunct, analyze disjuncts

Synonyms of Disjunct

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Disjunct

  • when discussing elements that are joined