coordinating conjunction
Translation- coordinating conjunction
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Gram. a conjunction that connects two grammatical elements of identical construction, as and in Sue and Andrea or or in He can't decide if he should stay or go. Also, coordinate conjunction. Cf. subordinating conjunction.[1875-80]
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