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What does syntactical mean?

"Syntactical" refers to the structure or arrangement of words and phrases in a sentence or text. It essentially deals with the grammar of a language.

Here's a breakdown:

* Syntax: The rules governing the arrangement of words and phrases in a sentence.

* Syntactical: Relating to or concerned with syntax.

Examples:

* "The syntactical structure of the sentence is unusual." (meaning the sentence is grammatically unusual)

* "The author uses complex syntactical patterns to create a sense of ambiguity." (meaning the author uses complex grammar to make the meaning unclear)

* "He made a syntactical error in his essay." (meaning he made a grammatical error)

Essentially, syntactical focuses on how words are put together, rather than their individual meanings.

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