Me·ter [mee-ter] n

English

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Dafna1 [17]1 year ago

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Based on the sentence, the definition that best describes how the word “meter” is used in this sentence is:

A device used to measure

<h3>How can a contextual meaning be discerned?</h3>

Contextual meanings can be discerned by understanding the message being passed and the situation that warrants it.

In this instance, the meter is a tangible device that can be held. Thus it can be understood to be the device that is often used to measure.

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