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ikadub [295]
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astraxan [27]3 years ago
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Pronunciation: how to say a word
 
Synonym: word having the same or nearly the same meaning  as another 

Antonym:  a word opposite meaning to another 

Etymology: the origin and history or a word/phrase 

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