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inexhaustive as reality itself. The meaning that we fix of a particular word or a sentence depends upon the context and the intention of the speaker----and it is all meant for our practical purposes. Syntactically that a sentence may be construed as active or passive or otherwise -“ -is all due to multi-structural pattern of a sentence. The manifold grammatical categories are infinite as the expressions of human beings are. Directly or indirectly, the principle of anekānta is inherent in the manifold aspects of language.
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