coreferential
/kəʊˌrɛfəˈrɛnʃ(ə)l
/adjective Linguistics
(Of two elements or units) having the same reference.This has the consequence that where a coreferential or bound zero anaphor may occur, the use of an overt pronoun will tend to be taken to solicit disjoint reference....
- You also note that all examples of this construction have the coreferential pronoun in subject position; i.e. exactly where it would be if this were an infinitive complement instead of a that complement.
- Here the coreferential argument is explicitly marked as patientive in the matrix clause.
Derivatives
coreference
- Furthermore, given that logophoric pronouns are the only option available in the grammar to encode coreference, any speaker who intends coreference will also have to use a logophoric pronoun.
- Cases of grammatical coreference that do not respect the sentence boundaries are highly marked.
- Additionally, functional operators and coreferences may be used on both sides of the rules.
- ethic
- ethical
- ethical dative
- ethical dilemma
- ethical hacker
- ethical hacking
- ethicalism
- ethicality
- ethically
- ethicalness
- ethical relativism
- Ethical Society
- ethic dative
- ethician
- ethicise
- ethicism
- ethicist
- ethicize
- ethico-physical
- ethico-political
- ethico-religious
- ethico-social
- ethics
- ethide
- ethidium bromide