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    When a Word Can Have Two Meanings, It Is Said
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When a Word Can Have Two Meanings, It Is Said

Question 9

Question 9

Multiple Choice

When a word can have two meanings, it is said to be:


A) Lexically clear
B) Semantically clear
C) Semantically opaque
D) Jargon
E) Lexically ambiguous

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