Elaboration site

Elaboration site

The schematic trajector or landmark that a particular expression can fill in order to complete an expression via the process known as elaboration (2).

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elaboration site

Language; Linguistics

The schematic trajector or landmark that a particular expression can fill in order to complete an expression via the process known as elaboration (2).

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A distinct spatial clustering of artifacts, features, structures, and organic and environmental remains. As the residue of human activity.

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The location of the meeting. Also Venue.

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old English

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middle English

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anglophone

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francophone

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The adjective francophone means French-speaking, usually as a primary language and can refer to people, groups or places.

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