RHEMATIC
in the work of american philosopher c. s. peirce (1839-1914): having the nature of a rheme; expressing a particular concept or idea.
of a part of a sentence: that provides new information about the theme or topic of an utterance or discourse, carrying the most pragmatically significant semantic content; that constitutes a rheme.
of a part of a sentence: that provides new information about the theme or topic of an utterance or discourse, carrying the most pragmatically significant semantic content; that constitutes a rheme.