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3 years ago

Terms that take on special power or meaning are ________.

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Terms that take on special power or meaning are called ideographs. The answer is option A. Ideographs or also known as virtue words are terms that are usually abstract, but conveys a vivid meaning. Examples of ideographs or virtue words are the words freedom, peace and liberty.

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