The point at which the intended meaning of a sentence is clear is called the ____________.

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The term "disambiguation region" refers to the point in a sentence where the intended meaning becomes clear, often resolving any confusion or ambiguity that may have existed earlier in the sentence. This can happen through the use of context, syntax, and other linguistic cues. The other choices are not commonly used terms in linguistics to describe this phenomenon.

The Point at Which the Intended Meaning of a Sentence