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    Question Cluster vs. unclustered word combinations - what's the difference?

    What cluster/unclustered means? [URL removed] says, for e.g., that raise standard is a cluster but raise voice is unclustered combination. How a cluster is different from a non-cluster? Thank you if you find time to answer.
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    Re: Cluster vs. unclustered word combinations - what's the difference?

    Quote Originally Posted by Leximania View Post
    What do "cluster" and "unclustered" means mean? [URL removed] says, for e.g. example, that raise standard is a cluster but raise voice is an unclustered combination. How is a cluster is different from a non-cluster?

    Thank you if you find time to answer. Unnecessary. Thank us after we help you.
    Welcome to the forum.

    Doesn't the website you've been using explain the difference?
    Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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