lexical middle voice
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Noun
lexical middle voice (uncountable)
- (grammar) An instance of the middle voice that results from a verb inherently conveying a middle voice meaning without the need for any additional grammatical markers, such as die.
- Coordinate term: syntactic middle voice
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