THE IMPACT AND ROLE OF SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS IN COMMUNICATION

• To‘raboyeva Kamola Madamin Qizi

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• Gazieva Saida Turgunovna

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This article explores the essential role that synonyms and antonyms play in enhancing communication skills, both in written and spoken language. By expanding vocabulary, enriching expression, and supporting precise meaning, these lexical tools contribute significantly to effective and meaningful interactions. The article also examines how the use of synonyms and antonyms improves language learners' fluency, prevents redundancy, and develops the ability to tailor speech or writing to different audiences and contexts. Emphasis is placed on their pedagogical value in language teaching and their practical application in real-life communication.

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