SOCIOPRAGMATIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ENGLISH AND UZBEKISTAN: BASED ON ANTONYMS

This article explores the sociopragmatic functions of antonyms in English and Uzbek. It discusses how antonyms reflect social status, cultural values, power, and politeness norms, highlighting the relationship between language and society. Examples demonstrate crosscultural differences embedded in antonym usage.

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2025-05-25
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https://doi.org/10.52773/tsuull.conf.2025/vaab3123
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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SOCIOPRAGMATIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ENGLISH AND UZBEKISTAN: BASED ON ANTONYMS

Feruzaxon Raximova
Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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SOCIOPRAGMATIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ENGLISH AND UZBEKISTAN: BASED ON ANTONYMS

Feruzaxon Raximova
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This article explores the sociopragmatic functions of antonyms in English and Uzbek. It discusses how antonyms reflect social status, cultural values, power, and politeness norms, highlighting the relationship between language and society. Examples demonstrate crosscultural differences embedded in antonym usage.

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