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Definitions from the WebSynomynDescription:Synomyn (noun) refers to a word or phrase that has the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or phrase in the same language. It is a linguistic term used to describe words with equivalent or similar meanings, often used to enhance vocabulary and avoid repetition. Examples:Example 1 (Noun):"Friend" is often used as a synomyn for "companion" or "pal". Example 2 (Adjective):The professor asked the students to use synomyn words in their descriptive writing to avoid redundancy. Example 3 (Verb):She decided to synomynize "happy" and "joyful" in her essay to vary her word choice. Possible Related Products:Explore the following books that can help you enhance your vocabulary: | ||||
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