Definition: Antonomasia is a grammatical construction that refers to a part or phrase being taken out of context without changing its meaning, often used in negation. An antonym of 'antonomatic' means something not antonyms, but it's considered an instance where you can't find a proper synonym for the original word. Definition: Antonomasia is a form of grammatical construction that refers to a part or phrase being taken out of context without changing its meaning, often used in negation. It's considered an instance where you can't find a proper synonym for the original word.

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Definition: Antonomastical means a noun or adjective that serves as a counterpart to another, not only in its nature but also in formality or purposefulness. It refers to a phrase or term that repeats its main object without altering its meaning entirely. For example, "He was very antonomastical" would be a statement that does not change the meaning of what he did in any way. The word is found in many languages and has various meanings depending on context: - Antonym: A noun or adjective that describes something but not another thing as being identical. - In English, "lazy" is an antonym for "busy." - Antinomastic: This phrase comes from Latin and means the same as "antonomastical." It refers to a word that doesn't change its meaning in place of a related noun or adjective. Here are some examples: 1. He was very antonomastical. 2. The restaurant had no antonomastical prices. 3. Her words were very antonomastical. 4. I am not an antonomastical person. This word is used to convey the idea of a person who is both content and lacks any significant significance in a situation or context.

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Definition: "Antonym" isn't a phrase in English, but rather a term used in religion to mean opposite in meaning or nature. Antonomasia means "by name," as if it were another word, such as "Antithesis."

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