Similarities of synonyms in Uzbek and English

This article examines synonymy in Uzbek and English with a focus on their similarities and distinctive features. It analyzes how synonyms in both languages are based on semantic closeness rather than complete identity of meaning, gives special attention to stylistic differentiation and emphasizes the role of context in creating contextual synonymy. Published in: Qo‘qon DPI. Ilmiy xabarlar. – 2025. – No. 4 (C seriya). – P. 672–677.

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2026-11-05
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Turkic and Altaic Linguistics
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Similarities of synonyms in Uzbek and English

Usmonov Asliddin Mannonovich
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Similarities of synonyms in Uzbek and English

Usmonov Asliddin Mannonovich
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This article examines synonymy in Uzbek and English with a focus on their similarities and distinctive features. It analyzes how synonyms in both languages are based on semantic closeness rather than complete identity of meaning, gives special attention to stylistic differentiation and emphasizes the role of context in creating contextual synonymy. Published in: Qo‘qon DPI. Ilmiy xabarlar. – 2025. – No. 4 (C seriya). – P. 672–677.

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