grammaticalityn.
/ɡrəˌmatɪˈkalɪti/ Linguistics.
The quality of being grammatical (sense 3).
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grammaticalness1649
well-formedness1947
grammaticality1961
1961 A. A. Hill in Word 17 1 (title) Grammaticality.
1965 Language 41 403 Within such a framework, deviance as well as grammaticality can tentatively be made explicit.
1968 J. Lyons Introd. Theoret. Linguistics ix. 422 Grammaticality is that part of the acceptability of utterances which can be accounted for in terms of the rules.
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n.1961- to roll up
- to roll up and down
- to roll up one's sleeves
- to roll up the sidewalks
- to roll upon
- to roll with the punches
- to romp it
- to room in
- to rope down
- to rope in
- to rope into
- to rot about
- to rot the socks off
- to rough down
- to rough in
- to rough it
- to rough it out
- to rough it up
- to rough off
- to rough out
- to rough up
- to rouk and round
- to round a pistle in a person's ear
- to round a pistle in ear
- to round aft