For example, they can have students choose which of two newly learned words best applies to a given situation, discuss semantic features that differentiate
close synonyms (e.g., shout and scream), and rank words according to meaningful criteria to help ELLs achieve deeper understanding.
The word «nanny» is
a close synonym of «nurse», and may derive from a babytalk...
A «decree» is
a close synonym to an «order» or a «command».
Not exact matches
Keywords will match search queries that contain terms preceded by a «+» in any order, matching
close variations of words but not
synonyms
I feel confident that if a survey was conducted among those
closest to me regading my personal attributes words like calm, relaxed or the dozen other laid back
synonyms would be frequent mentions.
Use
synonyms when a word appears too often or too
close to itself.
Just curious — why'd you use both «crazy» and «deranged», given that they are
synonyms, or pretty darn
close.