Lexical semantics
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M J
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English
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1.
Fill in the Blank
Absolute synonymy are rare because they are ...
2.
Multiple Select
Choose absolute absolute synonyms
chair/sofa
somebody/someone
elevator/lift
noone/anyone
3.
Multiple Choice
Define plesionyms
Plesionyms differ in meaning entirely.
Plesionyms differ in meaning, but sound the same.
Plesionyms differ in meaning slightly.
Plesionyms are pronounced differently, but have the same meaning.
4.
Multiple Choice
What is an example of plesionym?
rain/fog
bark/bark
misty/foggy
sell/cell
5.
Multiple Choice
What is an example of near synonymy?
error, mistake
bear/bear
mist/fog
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