- meanings.
Paronyms contrast with homonyms,
which are
words with
different meaning having the same
pronunciation or spelling.
Examples of
English paronyms include:...
- hyponym, hyponymy, meronym, meronymy, metonym, metonymy, metronymic,
paronym, paronymous, pseudonym, pseudonymous, synonym, synonymous, synonymy, tautonym...
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description and
amplification diatyposis,
ethopoeia and
prosopopeia Antonym or
paronym Synonym schematization animated description of a scene,
tableau (for a...
- or sound. It is the
distorting effect exerted on a word by one of its
paronyms (that is, a quasi-homonym)
according to
etymology and onomastics. Paronymic...
-
Mother figure Daughter figure Anaphora (rhetoric)
Anaplodiplose Antonym Paronym Synonym Anadiplosis Chiasmus Epanalepsis...
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words "aloof", and
noted amusingly that "aloof" is
itself such a word.
Paronym Augarde, Tony
Oxford Guide to Word
Games Oxford University Press, 2nd ed...
- are Hero and Iro
which have
Ancient Gr**** origin. Hiro is a
wordplay and
paronym of hero.
Notable people with the name include: Hiro
Arikawa (有川 浩, born...
- and uar in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd
singular of the subjunctive. 10th Base -
Paronyms and double-spelled words:
fixing the
spellings of e/i, o/u, c/q, ch/x,...
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having the same root or stem as
another — also
known as
paronym.
Compare exonym, heteronym,
paronym, and synonym. 2: one person's
surname that is the same...
-
nickname "Grand
Cerveau Malade". GCM's
stage name is used in
parodies of
paronyms and antonyms, as in the
program Groland with its "Petit
Corps Normal" parody...
