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"Rising declarative" is a term used primarily in the context of linguistics, particularly in speech and intonation patterns. It refers to a specific pitch contour used when a speaker makes a declarative statement but ends the sentence with a rising intonation pattern, which is atypical for standard declarative sentences that typically end with falling intonation.

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