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sentence(1) (iou)



sentence noun. ME.
[Old & mod. French from Latin sententia mental feeling, opinion, philosophical judgement (translating of Greek doxa and gnome), from sentire feel: see -ENCE.]
Way of thinking, opinion, mind. ME-E17.
a. A decision to excommunicate a person. ME-E16.
death sentence, life sentence, prison sentence, suspended sentence, etc. sentence of death. fig.: C. Kingsley Our sentence is to labour from the cradle to the grave. under sentence of having been condemned to.
Daily Telegraph Freed after serving eight months of their two-year sentences. N. Gordimer The judge pronounced sentence of imprisonment for life.
b. The declaration in a criminal court of the punishment imposed on a person pleading guilty or found guilty; the punishment imposed. ME.
c. A judgement or decision of a court of law in a civil or criminal case. Now chiefly techn. LME.
The sense, substance, or gist of a passage, book, etc.; gen. significance. ME-L16.
An opinion expressed by a person on a subject of discussion, esp. a disputed biblical passage. Now rare. LME.
A pithy or memorable saying, a maxim, an aphorism. obsolete exc. Hist. LME.
b. Aphoristic speech, sententiousness. obsolete exc. poet. E16.
T. S. Eliot Full of high sentence, but a bit obtuse.
Formerly, an indefinite portion of discourse or Writing, a passage. Now spec. a short passage of Scripture in liturgical use. LME.
A series of words complete in itself as the expression of a thought, containing or implying a subject and predicate, and conveying a statement, question, exclamation, or command, (as go Home!, I go, pardon?, war declared); gen. a piece of Writing or speech between two full stops or equivalent pauses. LME.
complex sentence: see COMPLEX adjective. compound sentence: see COMPOUND adjective. INDETERMINATE sentence. kernel sentence: see KERNEL noun1 6f. simple sentence: see SIMPLE adjective.
N. Chomsky Consider the sentence: 'The dog in the corner is hungry.' B. W. Aldiss He had the habit of beginning most sentences with 'Er'.
b. Music. A complete idea, usu. consisting of two or four phrases; a period. L19.
c. Logic. A correctly ordered series of signs or symbols expressing a proposition in an artificial or logical language. M20.
Comb.: sentence adverb Grammar an adverb used to qualify a complete sentence (as fortunately, hopefully, etc.); sentence-word a word serving as a sentence.
sentencehood noun the condition of constituting a grammatically complete sentence M20.

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