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SEMANTIC RELATIONS, D.I.Salygan : , SO 15-20, Kyiv: KNLU, 2022 - Coggle…
SEMANTIC RELATIONS
SYNONYMS
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FUNCTION: The principal function of synonyms is to represent the same phenomenon in different aspects, shades and variations.
SOURCES of synonymy
1) synonyms of native origin (e.g. fast-speedy-swift; handsome-pretty-lovely; bold-manful-steadfast)
2) dialectal and variety words (e.g. mother – minny (Scot.); dark-murk (O.N.); charm – glamour (Scot.); long distance call (AE) - trunk call (BE); radio (AE) - wireless (BE)).
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4) euphemisms: (washroom, retiring room, (public) comfort station, ladies' room, water closet, Windsor castle (lavatory))
5) etymological doublets (shade – shadow, canal – channel, major – mayor, pauper – poor)
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PARONYMS
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physicist ‘ specialist in physics’ - physician ‘a doctor’,
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NEOLOGISMS
a newly coined word or phrase or a new meaning for an existing word or a word borrowed from another language
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EUPHEMISMS
TYPES:
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2) indirection (create distance) (devil -- the Prince of Darkness, the black one, the evil one, dickens)
3) litotes (soften the topic by downplaying it) ("mad person" --mentally unstable, unbalance) ("a stupid man" -- not exactly brilliant)
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