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NounUS[wurdz]/wɝdz/1 syllable
Open English WordNet
Noun (5)
- the words that are spoken“I listened to his words very closely”Type of speech, speech communication
- the text of a popular song or musical-comedy number“his compositions always started with the lyrics”“he wrote both words and music”“the song uses colloquial language”Synonyms: lyriclanguageType of text, textual matterKinds love lyricPart of song, vocal
- language that is spoken or written“he has a gift for words”“she put her thoughts into words”Type of language, linguistic communication
- an angry dispute“they had a quarrel”“they had words”Synonyms: quarrelwranglerowrun-industupType of dispute, differenceKinds affray, bicker, bust-up
- words making up the dialogue of a play“the actor forgot his speech”Synonyms: actor's linespeechType of lineKinds soliloquy, monologue, aside, throwaway, cuePart of dialogue, dialog
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epiphanynoun
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