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that clause
n. (context grammar English) a clause in a sentence that is introduced by the word ''that''.
Usage examples of "that clause".
Thank God she'd only married into the family, so that clause didn't apply to her.
Under the treaty provisions binding Jefferson to the Concordiat, should you refuse to honor any clause of the existing treaty, at such a time as the Concordiat invokes that clause, you will immediately forfeit your standing as a Concordiat-protected world.
On the basis of that clause in the contract providing a murder motive, both Mike Grogarty and sheriff Holzman had condemned Rodeen without any appeal.