Semantics
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Homonyms and homophones/definitions/examples
Homonyms and homophones Homonyms are all words that are spelled or pronounced the same, although their meanings are different from…
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Semantic barriers in communication characteristics in detail
Semantic barriers in communication The semantic communication barriers are broadly obstacles that distort the intent of a message, hindering or preventing their…
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Hypernym meaning and examples/Characteristics
Hypernym A Hypernym is a term that is used to describe or encompass other more specific terms. It is a more…
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Lexical field characteristics and examples in detail
Lexical field A lexical field is made up of a set of lexical units (words) that share certain notes of meaning. All members…
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Diminutive characteristics types and examples in detail
Diminutive The diminutive is an ending that is added to a word to change its meaning and give a sense of smallness. In…
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Homograph words definition and examples in detail
Homograph words Homograph words are those that are spelled the same but have different meanings . This means that they share spelling although they allude to…
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Denotative and connotative words with examples in detail
Denotative words First of all, in order to understand the meaning of denoting and connotative words, we must define them:…
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Difference between synonyms and antonyms with examples
Synonymous Synonyms are words that have a full or similar meaning to another. They are used in Spanish to be…
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Fallacies of ambiguity characteristics in detail
Fallacies of ambiguity The fallacies of ambiguity are words and expressions that under the same argument have more than one sense or…
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Homophone words in English with examples and detail
Homophones In English, the word “Homophones” is used to describe a word that sounds the same as another word but has…
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