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What are synonyms of define?
mark out, outline, limit, bound, delineate, circumscribe, demarcate
What are synonyms of the word define?
mark out, outline, limit, bound, delineate, circumscribe, demarcate
Why are synonyms so important?
To define new vocabulary words
What are synonyms for explain?
Explicate, elaborate, make clear, describe, define, resolve, clarify, simplify
Define accuracy and precision?
Accuracy and precision are synonyms. They both mean without error, they are exactly right, No more and no less.
What is a one or two word definition for totem?
It's not possible to define totem in one or two words, but some synonyms for totem are:poleemblemfigurerepresentationsymboltoken
Another word for define?
Explanation is a noun meaning reason. Synonyms include specification, description, justification, exposition, and commentary. Other synonyms are interpretation and demonstration.
Synonyms can be used in a text in order to?
add variety to words choice THIS IS THE RIGHT ANSWER!!
What are some synonyms for the word prescribed?
Some synonyms for the word prescribed are appoint, assign, choose, command, decide, decree, define, designate, determine, dictate, direct, enjoin, establish, fix, guide, impose, ordain, order, pick out, require, rule, select, settle and so on.
What are other words used to define inevitable?
unavoidable, predictable, expected, foreseeable, to be expected, to be anticipated, certain, inescapable, inexorable, preordained... just search the words synonyms in Google
Does the adverb quickly express time manner or place?
It is an adverb of manner -- despite seeming to suggest time, it does not define either speed or frequency. The same applies to synonyms such as "rapidly."
Can you define a word with its root such as taxable can you define it with tax?
Yes, but only if the root word is as simple as "tax." It has to be very common, so that any synonyms or replacement terms would make the definition more confusing instead of being helpful. When the root word is uncommon (for example, if your word is "uncorroborated") it's usually best to use synonyms in the definitions (don't just say "not corroborated," say "not certain or supported with evidence.") Hope that helped!
