Analogies Stephany Moreno 5.01.13. Definition of analogies An analogies shows similarities, things in common, between a pair of words. The relationship.

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Analogies Stephany Moreno

Definition of analogies An analogies shows similarities, things in common, between a pair of words. The relationship between the words in analogies usually fall into 8 categories. The order of the words ids important!

8 categories Purpose =scissors : cut:: pencil : write Antonym =light : dark :: big : little part/whole= leg: body::zipper : jacket Action/object= fly :airplane :: hop : bunny Association= cow : milk ::chicken : egg Object/location= car : garage :: hospital :doctor office Cause/effect= practice : improvement :: exercises: healthy Synonym= small :tiny :: big : huge