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According to Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary,
multisyllabic
: have more than one and usually more than three
syllables
(M:POLYSYLLABIC *multisyllabic *).
As one multisyllabic word meaning an antonym.
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According to Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary,
multisyllabic
: have more than one and usually more than three
syllables
(M:POLYSYLLABIC *multisyllabic *).
As one multisyllabic word meaning an antonym.
- 399315 views
- 19 answers
- 147503 votes
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According to Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary,
multisyllabic
: have more than one and usually more than three
syllables
(M:POLYSYLLABIC *multisyllabic *).
As one multisyllabic word meaning an antonym.
- 399315 views
- 19 answers
- 147503 votes
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According to Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary,
multisyllabic
: have more than one and usually more than three
syllables
(M:POLYSYLLABIC *multisyllabic *).
As one multisyllabic word meaning an antonym.
- 399315 views
- 19 answers
- 147503 votes
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According to Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary,
multisyllabic
: have more than one and usually more than three
syllables
(M:POLYSYLLABIC *multisyllabic *).
As one multisyllabic word meaning an antonym.
- 399315 views
- 19 answers
- 147503 votes
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Absolute (complete, full) synonyms can be found only in terminology. For example, in linguistics:
inflection – ending,
Antonyms – opposites,
Homophones – heterographs,
Homographs – heterophones,
Semantics (of the word) – meaning, etc.
- 737714 views
- 33 answers
- 272126 votes
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Absolute (complete, full) synonyms can be found only in terminology. For example, in linguistics:
inflection – ending,
Antonyms – opposites,
Homophones – heterographs,
Homographs – heterophones,
Semantics (of the word) – meaning, etc.
- 737714 views
- 33 answers
- 272126 votes
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Absolute (complete, full) synonyms can be found only in terminology. For example, in linguistics:
inflection – ending,
Antonyms – opposites,
Homophones – heterographs,
Homographs – heterophones,
Semantics (of the word) – meaning, etc.
- 737714 views
- 33 answers
- 272126 votes
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Absolute (complete, full) synonyms can be found only in terminology. For example, in linguistics:
inflection – ending,
Antonyms – opposites,
Homophones – heterographs,
Homographs – heterophones,
Semantics (of the word) – meaning, etc.
- 737714 views
- 33 answers
- 272126 votes
-
Absolute (complete, full) synonyms can be found only in terminology. For example, in linguistics:
inflection – ending,
Antonyms – opposites,
Homophones – heterographs,
Homographs – heterophones,
Semantics (of the word) – meaning, etc.
- 737714 views
- 33 answers
- 272126 votes
