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Words rely on their contexts as well as their texts to create meaning,
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Words rely on their contexts as well as their texts to create meaning, but this does not mean that language is inherently incapable of possessing _________ definitions; after all, many words have only one meaning that can be reasonably inferred regardless of the situation in which they are uttered.
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| Two Answers |
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| A. concrete |
| B. hermetic |
| C. definitive | D. heterogeneous | E. iconoclastic |
| F. diverse |
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Re: Words rely on their contexts as well as their texts to create meaning,
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16 Aug 2023, 05:09
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The transition butindicates that the sentence changes direction after the first comma. The initial clue states that rely on their contexts..dto create meaning, which suggests that their definitions sometimes change; however, the shift in direction required by the transition but dictates that we can expect languageto have at least some words with only one meaning... regardless of thesituation in which they are uttered. Write down "unchanging" for the blank and eliminate answer choices that don't match. Only concrete and definitive describe things that are not subject to change; thus, (A) and (C) are the credited responses.
The transition butindicates that the sentence changes direction after the first comma. The initial clue states that rely on their contexts..dto create meaning, which suggests that their definitions sometimes change; however, the shift in direction required by the transition but dictates that we can expect languageto have at least some words with only one meaning... regardless of thesituation in which they are uttered. Write down "unchanging" for the blank and eliminate answer choices that don't match. Only concrete and definitive describe things that are not subject to change; thus, (A) and (C) are the credited responses.
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