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inflection
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inflection noun accent, accentuation, cadence, expression, intonation, modulation, pitch, stress, tone, voice change
Associated concepts: demeanor of a witness, polygraph test
See also: intonation, stress
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It also contains a Dhimal-English glossary and information on inflexional paradigms and kinship terms.
A grammar of Dhimal by Reference & Research Book News
Though an average infinitive encountered in the corpus can be either inflected or uninflected, i- occurs solely with the latter, and therefore the environment of the preposition to and the inflexional -ne is not favourable to the use of the prefix.
The pre-verbal I- in early Middle English: an analysis of the formal ... by Mokrowiecki, Tomasz / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
In Russian, inflexional morphology and case system are not as developed as those in Estonian.
Perception of convergent forms in Estonia's Russian by Verschik, Anna / Linguistica Uralica
 
 
 
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