- "Fabricate" means to construct or manufacture something, often implying a process of assembling or joining components.
- "Construct" refers to building or putting together various parts to form a structure or object.
- "Frame" can mean constructing or forming something, but it also carries connotations of providing a structure or framework for something else.
- "Invent" refers to the creation of something new or original, typically involving a novel idea or concept.
- "Forge" can mean creating or forming something through skillful manipulation or fabrication, but it can also refer to producing a counterfeit or fraudulent item.
- "Manufacture" indicates mass production or the systematic making of goods using machinery or industrial processes.
- "Feign" means to pretend or falsely represent something, often implying an intentional act of deception or fabrication.
5. mansion, house, habitation, residence, abode, hut, cottage: These synonyms all describe types of dwellings or places where people live, but they differ in their size, connotations, or specific usage.
- "Mansion" typically refers to a large, impressive, and luxurious house.
- "House" is the most general term for a place where people live, ranging from small to large residences.
- "Habitation" generally refers to any place or structure meant for human occupancy.
- "Residence" is a formal term that refers to a person's primary dwelling or place of residence.
- "Abode" is a somewhat literary or poetic term for a place where someone lives or resides.
- "Hut" suggests a small, simple, and often crude dwelling, typically associated with rural or less developed areas.
- "Cottage" typically refers to a small, cozy, and picturesque house, often located in a rural or romantic setting.
Task 3: In Sonnet 130 by W. Shakespeare find synonyms and antonyms and explain their functions in the text:
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