#grammar terms

• Specifically — Particularly, specially, expressly; clearly indicated or specified, nominated; (adjective) that is well-determined, fixed, or specified from among several possibilities.
• Announced — Having been brought to public knowledge, communicated, heralded, or signaled in advance; a person who has received an official notice or a notification regarding an event or decision.
• Envisioned — Having been envisioned, anticipated, projected, or taken into consideration as a hypothesis or future plan; a scenario, budget, or goal analyzed from a strategic standpoint.
• Approximative — Indicating, expressing, or tending toward an approximation, similarity, or structural and conceptual approach; a term used in niche linguistic analyses to describe grammatical elements or values that mark a state or action that is close to being realized or that partially resembles a reference model.
• Article — A text published in a newspaper, magazine, or collective volume, treating a political, social, economic, or scientific topic. In grammar, it represents the flexible part of speech accompanying a noun to indicate the extent to which the named object is known to speakers. In law, it defines the elementary, distinctly numbered division of a legislative text, code, or contract, while in commerce it designates any individual commodity assortment or product displayed for sale.