declarative

• Sich auf eine Erklärung oder Aussage beziehend; in der Grammatik einen Satz beschreibend, der eine Aussage macht.

Relating to a statement or declaration; in grammar, describing a sentence that makes a statement.

1. Relating to a declarationB2formal

   Having the nature of or relating to a formal statement or announcement.

   Deklarativ

   • The document had a declarative tone, stating the company's new policy.
   • Her speech was purely declarative, with no questions or requests.
   • The judge issued a declarative ruling on the matter.

   Synonymedeclaratory

2. Grammatical moodB2formal

   Relating to the mood of a verb used to make a statement or express a fact.

   Indikativ

   • In English, most sentences are in the declarative mood.
   • The verb 'is' in the sentence 'The sky is blue' is declarative.
   • Declarative sentences end with a period.

   Synonymeindicative

• Substantiv, das den grammatischen Modus oder die Form bezeichnet, die eine Handlung oder einen Zustand als objektive Tatsache darstellt, meist ohne besondere strukturelle Markierungen. Im Deutschen wird dies in der Regel durch den Indikativ ausgedrückt.

A noun referring to a grammatical mood or form that presents an act or state as an objective fact, typically unmarked in its structure.

1. C1formal

   A grammatical mood that makes a statement or expresses a fact, opinion, or belief. It is the most common mood in many languages.

   Indikativ

   • In English, the sentence 'The sun rises in the east' is in the declarative mood.
   • Declarative sentences typically end with a period.
   • The declarative mood is used to state facts, as opposed to asking questions or giving commands.

   Synonymeindicativeindicative mood

   Antonymeimperativeinterrogativesubjunctive