Which term describes the sequential arrangement of linguistic elements when forming words and sentences?

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The term 'Syntagmatic' refers to the linear order in which language units are combined to create meaningful words and sentences. It highlights the sequential relationship between elements in speech or writing.

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Which term describes the sequential arrangement of linguistic elements when forming words and sentences?

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