Equational
[ih-kwey-zhuh-nl, -shuh-] /ɪˈkweɪ ʒə nl, -ʃə-/
adjective
1.
of, using, or involving .
2.
Biology. pertaining to the second or nonreductional cell division in meiosis, in which each chromosome divides into two equal parts.
3.
Grammar. (of a sentence or predication) consisting of a subject and a complement with or without a copula:
“Very interesting, those books” is an equational sentence.
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