Syntactic closure is a concept primarily used in the fields of linguistics and computer science, particularly in formal language theory and programming languages. 1. **In Linguistics**: Syntactic closure refers to the idea that a set of linguistic structures (like phrases or sentences) can be generated or utilized in such a way that they are complete within a given syntactic framework.

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