declarative

• Que declara o afirma algo; en gramática, se dice de la oración que formula una afirmación o enunciado.

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.

   declarativo

   • 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.

   Sinónimosdeclaratory

2. Grammatical moodB2formal

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

   Modo declarativo

   • 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.

   Sinónimosindicative

• Sustantivo que designa una categoría gramatical o forma que presenta una acción o estado como un hecho objetivo, generalmente sin marcadores estructurales especiales. También se refiere a una oración o enunciado que expresa una afirmación directa.

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.

   Modo indicativo

   • 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.

   Sinónimosindicativeindicative mood

   Antónimosimperativeinterrogativesubjunctive