SEMANTICS-17 Sense Relations (Similarity, Synonymy & Semantic Opposites)

[@Alaa_Mahmoud_Attia]

جزاكم الله خيرا💫

[@Mohamed-Kurdi]

Thanks! This is very helpful.

[@user-yz5gv1rz3n]

Useful! Thanks a lot!

[@user-hx3gf9vy8x]

Thank you. It’s very useful. 🌹🌹

[@clarucha]

Thank you so much!

[@princeoflove8653]

Thank Dr

[@davidmccormick2957]

You can say someone is very alive, by the word lively or energetic. This is why so many people get confused with the english language. As one teacher sais one thing, another teacher sais another. Im confused now lol.

[@mako8959]

Thank You

[@sabzlarson0935]

Thanks . helpful

[@doniamuhammad6662]

Can you recommend me a resource, whether it's book or website that provide the difference s among synonyms themselves (like the difference between hard and difficult.. Etc) please

[@Plumbbrookpines]

Similar to digital vs analog signals

[@salah7053]

You forgot about something called ZOMBIE not dead not alive. Lol, thank you anyway

[@rizq6727]

lol

[@user-xy5fo8cb6p]

Hhhh , this one is uncome-to-mind. By the way, how can we deal with this one!?

[@davidmccormick2957]

I just think with the english language. A teacher etc, will say this is a definite eg or word etc. But theres a fine line. What about people who got brought back to life. What about the afterlife etc. I just think with a language, you cant say definition 100 percent etc all the time.

[@kanzakiizumi5343]

I need subtitle otomatic