n.
Either of a pair of conjunctions, such as either . . . or or both . . . and, that connect two parts of a sentence and are not used adjacent to each other. The second of the pair is always a coordinating conjunction.
correlative conjunction
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 | correlative |
| neither |
| Compound sentence (linguistics) |
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