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Demonstratives (abbreviated DEM) are words, such as this and that, used to
indicate which entities are
being referred to and to
distinguish those entities...
- its reference.
Examples in
English include articles (the and a/an),
demonstratives (this, that),
possessive determiners (my, their), and
quantifiers (many...
- the free dictionary. This may
refer to: This, the
singular proximal demonstrative pronoun This (Egypt), or Thinis, an
ancient city in
Upper Egypt This...
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Demonstrative evidence is
evidence in the form of a
representation of an object. This is, as
opposed to, real evidence, testimony, or
other forms of evidence...
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functionalists point out, however,
these words function as
personal references,
demonstratives, and reflexives, just as
pronouns do in
other languages. ****anese has...
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heuristic reasoning.
Defeasible reasoning is a
particular kind of non-
demonstrative reasoning,
where the
reasoning does not
produce a full, complete, or...
- is the
lifestyle of a
wealthy man with
ample time for leisure, who
demonstratively is a bon
vivant and man
about town who
appreciates the
pleasures of...
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deliberative (political),
forensic (judicial), and
epideictic (ceremonial or
demonstrative). Similarly, the
Roman philosopher and
orator Cicero categorized public...
- are part of a
broader category called determiners,
which also
include demonstratives,
possessive determiners, and quantifiers. In
linguistic interlinear...
- can be used as a
demonstrative pronoun,
demonstrative adjective, conjunction,
relative word, and an intensifier. That as a
demonstrative pronoun refers...
