Clause

Definition:

• (n.) A separate portion of a written paper, paragraph, or sentence; an article, stipulation, or proviso, in a legal document.
• (n.) A subordinate portion or a subdivision of a sentence containing a subject and its predicate.
• (n.) See Letters clause / close, under Letter.

Compare clause with other words:

act vs. clause

cause vs. clause

clause vs. factor

chapter vs. clause

clause vs. modificative

clause vs. reddendum

asyndeton vs. clause

clause vs. concessive

clause vs. stipulation

clause vs. covenant

clause vs. section

clause vs. idiom

article vs. clause

clause vs. item

clause vs. example

clause vs. factive

clause vs. sluicing

clause vs. purposive

clause vs. slavic

clause vs. construe

clause vs. modal

clause vs. teste

clause vs. devise

clause vs. constituent

clause vs. grammatical

apodosis vs. clause

clause vs. modifier

clause vs. coordination

clause vs. raise

clause vs. qualification

clause vs. parenthesis

clause vs. whereas

clause vs. close

amend vs. clause

clause vs. subordinate

clause vs. sentence

clause vs. preposition

clause vs. verb

clause vs. conjunction

clause vs. word

clause vs. predicate

argument vs. clause

clause vs. subject

adjunct vs. clause

antecedent vs. clause

clause vs. colon

clause vs. provision

clause vs. condition

clause vs. phrase

clause vs. hyphen

adverb vs. clause