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selectional, a.|sɪˈlɛkʃənəl|
[f. selection + -al.]
Of or pertaining to selection. Freq. in Linguistics; selectional restriction = selection restriction s.v. selection 5 a.
1961R. B. Long Sentence & its Parts ii. 40 Predeterminer modifiers generally are adverbial in function, and mensurant, selectional..or adjunct-like in force. 1964Language XL. 38 There are, then, selectional restrictions between determiners and relative clauses. 1968Ibid. XLIV. 579 On the other hand, there are cogent observations about the role of ‘suffixoids’ such as -er of hammer as selectional factors favoring the development of homophonous derivational affixes. 1971Nature 9 Apr. 410/2, I identified all the maxima and minima of PDS for a given population and summed the successive absolute differences to give me an index that combined both selectional and random factors. 1977Word 1972 XXVIII. 89 The NP analysis of copular predicates can be retained for comparatives if níos is viewed as some sort of denominalizing particle which makes a comparative adjective compatible with the selectional restrictions of tá.
So seˈlectionally adv.
1958P. Maas Textual Crit. 13 The task of proving the existence of the conjecturally (or ‘selectionally’..) presupposed errors plays a considerable..role in textual criticism. 1965N. Chomsky Aspects of Theory of Syntax ii. 116 We label as Noun the one that is selectionally dominant. |
