adjective
definition
In violation of one or more of the rules and conventions of a language as defined by the grammar, resulting in unacceptable or incorrect usage.
Examples of ungrammatical in a Sentence
Changing ' ill ' to ' sick ' in the last example (4) creates an ungrammatical sentence.
Thus trying to promote to subject genitive objects [...] or dative objects [...] yields ungrammatical results.
From the slimy, signed Foreword, to the biased and often ungrammatical questions at the end, his mark is plain.
He is codenamed ' The Next ' - which explains the movie's apparently ungrammatical title - and held in a fortified underground cell.
Experiment 2 removed this cue, and participants no longer discriminated between grammatical and ungrammatical sequences in the novel domain.
As shown in the ungrammatical examples 23 and 24, it may not come at the end of the sentence.
Dialects are ungrammatical forms of English · All speakers speak grammatically according to a set of regular patterns (standard or non-standard).
He is codenamed ' The Next ' - which explains the movie 's apparently ungrammatical title - and held in a fortified underground cell.
The speech of children with receptive aphasia is both delayed and sparse, ungrammatical, and poorly articulated.
There thus grew up an ungrammatical dialect of Dutch, suited only to the most ordinary requirements of the everyday life of a rural population.