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What is defined as something that means more than just the individual words that make it up? Mass Paradox Idiom Point of View
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What is defined as something that means more than just the individual words that make it up? Mass Paradox Idiom Point of View

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the answer is idiom

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The correct answer is: idiom.

An example of the idiom is "I'm feeling blue". It has the meaning of feeling sad, which is not anything that can be derived from the individual words.
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