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When you use To define a word you should use nouns to define nouns, verbs to define verbs and adjectives to define adjectives. Homonyms Antonyms Classification Synonyms
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When you use To define a word you should use nouns to define nouns, verbs to define verbs and adjectives to define adjectives.

Homonyms
Antonyms
Classification
Synonyms

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Synonyms

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because, when using synonyms you HAVE to include nouns and verbs to help define the adjective!!

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