rheme

/rim/
noun
  1. In linguistics, the part of a sentence that gives new information about the topic (the theme).
    • In the sentence 'The cat chased the mouse,' the rheme is 'chased the mouse.'
    • The rheme usually contains the main verb and any new details the speaker wants to share.
    • When analyzing a text, linguists often separate the theme from the rheme.
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