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is a lexical item that was previously widely used but has survive   only in a particular dialect.

• archaism

• euphemism

• morpheme

• cognate word

• neologism

Phraseology studies

• free word-combinations and phraseological units

• free word-combinations and morphological units

• free words and phraseological units

• free word-combinations

• words and phraseological units

Check for the synonyms to the word «to look»

• to see, to gaze, to blame;

• to make, to go, to blame;

• to take, to get, to blame;

• to work, to go, to write;

• to give, to gaze, to make;

Complete the following idiom of comparison «as busy as ...»

• as busy as a bee;

•  as busy as a fly;

• as busy as a butterfly;

• as busy as a bird;

• as busy as a tree;

Long-legged, left-handed, sky-colored are

• compound derivatives;

• single derivatives;

• free derivatives;

• mixed derivatives;

• fixed derivatives;

Which of the following synonymic groups belong to total  (complete

                      or absolute synonymy)

• functional affix, inflection, flexion;

• functional suffix, inflection, flexion;

• functional affix;

• inflection, flexion;

• prefix, inflection, flexion;

Glossaries are

• unilingual books that give definitions of terms;

• unilingual books that give sources of terms;

• unilingual books that give spelling of terms;

• unilingual books that give features of terms;

• unilingual books that give difficulties of terms;

  -er, -dom, -ness, -ation are

• noun-forming suffixes;

• verb-forming suffixes;

• adjective-forming suffixes;

• adverb-forming suffixes;

• word-forming suffixes;

A proverb is

• a short familiar saying expressing some well-known truth;

• words consisting of at least two stems which occur in the language as  

                       free forms;

• words coinciding in all their shades of meaning and in all their stylistic characteristics;

• words identical in their sound -form or in graphic form or in both, but different in meaning;

• the connection between the different in meaning;

Compound derivatives contain

• not less than two free morphemes and one bound morpheme;

• not less than three free morphemes and one bound morpheme;

• not less than ten free morphemes and one bound morpheme;

• not less than one free morphemes and one bound morpheme;

• not less than eight free morphemes and one bound morpheme;