syntactic
adjective/sɪnˈtæktɪk/
Frequency rank: #15,486 of 20,003 in the WORDED list (wordfreq data)
Meaning
Relating to the rules and structure of how words or symbols are arranged to form correct sentences or expressions.
Example sentence
The professor pointed out several syntactic errors in the student's code that caused it to fail.
Synonyms & related words
More words in ranks 15,401–15,500
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