English 9 Tier II Vocabulary Examples/Non-examples or Synonym/Antonym by Megan Sheffer

Examples and Non-Examples

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writing silent

talking ignoring

facial expression not looking at people's faces

behavior unfamiliar language

pictures avoidances

-Adrian Campos

Example and synonym/antonym.

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Example:

The beliefs and viewpoints of a person.

"I think/I believe"

Synonyms:

Thoughts

Angle

Point of view

Antonyms:

Factual

Unbiased

Agreeable

-Karleigh F.

Non-Example and synonym/antonym.

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Non-Example:

"This piece of evidence is from..."

"The article ___ says..."

Synonyms:

Copy

Imitate

Steal

Antonyms:

Originate

Cite

Credit source

-Karleigh F.

Example and synonym/antonym.

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Example:

The human body needs food and water to survive.

The earth is constantly rotating.

Synonyms:

Reality

Truth

Proven

Antonyms:

Fiction

Fabricated

Lie

-Karleigh F.

Synonym/Anonym.

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Synonyms:

Central idea

Theme

Message

Antonyms:

Unimportant

Minor detail

Supporting detail

-Karleigh F.

Example and synonym/antonym.

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Example:

"The article ___ by___ says..."

Synonyms:

Quotes

Citation

Source

Antonyms:

Disproof

False

Assumption

-Karleigh F.

Example/Non-examples

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Example: The central theme of a story.

Non-example: A minor detail that does not contribute to the overall understanding of the text.

-Chloe Thurston

Supporting Detail

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Synonym:

Explanation, fact or illustration.

Antonym:

Disproving, contradicting

-Chloe Thurston

synonym/antonym

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synonym:

corroborate

defend

substantiate

verify

antonym:

block

destroy

discourage

Brooke Halencak

synonym/antonym

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synonym:

core

heart

point

antonym:

supporting ideas

minor points

Brooke Halencak

synonym/antonym

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synonyms:

citations

quotes

excerpts

antonym:

speculation

assumption

Brooke Halencak

example/ non example

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implied through not plainly expressed

describes things worriedly

Brooke Halencak

Example/Non-example

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Example: direct quotes, Paraphrases, specific details.

Non-example: External source, personal opinion

-Chloe Thurston

synonym/antonym

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synonym:

belief

judgement

antonym:

school of thought

thinking

Brooke halencak

Synonyms, Antonyms

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Antonyms:Truth

Synonyms: lie

-Chloe Thurston

Example/ Non-example

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Example: Verbal, Written, Visual, Symbolic

Non-Example: Broken radio, unreadable letter, random noise

-Chloe Thurston

synonym

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example/nonexample

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example: i like dogs better than cats.

non example: dogs are the best

-kash

Divina M. Synonym + Antonym

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Synonym

Documentation

Antonym

Refutation

Divina M.

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Synonym + Antonym

Synonym

Essence

Central theme

Antonym

Minor points

Divina M

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Synonym + Antonym

Synonym

Straight forward

Antonym

Vague

Divina M

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Synonym + Antonym

Synonym

Judgment

Antonym

Bafflement

Divina M

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Synonym + Antonym

Synonym

Actuality

Antonym

Fiction

Implicit Example / Non example

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Example: "I Kind of feel like eggs might have to be heated up so they can be eaten safely." "Maybe this could be done with some sort of cooker or something?"

Non example: "Eggs need to be cooked or they could be dangerous if eaten raw." "This can be done using a variety of methods that heat the eggs internal temp to 144- 158 degrees Fahrenheit."

-Vasyl P.

Explicit Example / Non example

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Example: "Today, climate change is impacting us in more ways than one, and not in the right ways." "This needs to be addressed as it is constantly melting glaciers, which in turn causes sea levels to rise."

Non example: "Right now, climate change is not the best." "I think that it could be making glaciers disappear and maybe the seas might get bigger."

-Vasyl P.

Fact Example / Non example

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Example: "The spider is part of the Arachnida class, separate from other insects." "Through extensive study, scientists have come to this conclusion."

Non example: "I think spiders are just insects because they are small and have a bunch of legs like most insects do."

-Vasyl P.

Opinion Example / Non example

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Example: "Snowboarding is way better than skiing." "I bet load of people would agree with me on this."

Non example: "Whether snowboarding is better or worse than skiing comes down to preference because the choice is individual." However, as of 2025, there are an estimated 14.94 million skiers and 7.56 million snowboarders in the U.S, according to ScottMax.com."

-Vasyl P.

Plagiarism Example / Non example

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Example:

Plagiarist: "Generate me a paragraph about the geography of Mexico." "Make it seem like a highschooler wrote it."

ChatGPT: "Generating..."

Non-Example: " According to ____.org, ______"

"The article states, ________" "I got this info from _____"

-Vasyl P.

Blaze

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Synonym Antonym

Spicy Hot Mild

Happy Merry Sad

Furry Hairy Bald

Angry Vexed Pleased

Smelly Fetid Fragrant

Shane

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my topic is myth

Shane

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Synonym:

fable

fantasy

fiction

illusion

imagination

Antonym:

fact

nonfiction

reality

truth

certanty

Shane

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example:

wendigo; A cannibalistic monster from Algonquian folklore

non-example:

deer; A hoofed ruminant ungulate

Shane

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Implicit: your walking thru the woods of north america, u hear some rustling and u see something that looks humanoid but isn't human

Shane

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Explicit: "A wendigo is a cannibalistic monster then eats other creatures, and u should be very scared of it

Shane

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example:

wendigo; A cannibalistic monster from Algonquian folklore

non-example:

deer; A hoofed ruminant ungulate

Shane

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I like myths and legends bc, they are just very interesting to me

Shane

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Myths and legends where spoken or drawn

Shane

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Here is a direct quote from Britannica, "In Western culture there are a number of literary or narrative genres that scholars have related in different ways to myths."

https://www.britannica.com/topic/myth/Relation-of-myths-to-other-narrative-forms

here is my non plaigarized version.

Many different myths show up in many different genres.

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1 Happy

Synonym - Joyful

Antonym - Sad

2 Big

Synonym - Large

Antonym - Small

3 Fast

Synonym - quick

Antonym - Slow

4 Easy

Synonym - Simple

Antonym - Difficult

5 Smart

Synonym - Intelligent

Antonym - Foolish

Olivia Bond

Descriptive

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Synonym Antonym

Large Tiny

Difficult Easy

Neat Unorganized

Safe In danger

Intriguing Boring

Charlotte Antonacci

rosie hoffman

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opinion example:

I think that orange juice is better than apple juice.

non example: Orange juice is better than apple juice.

rosie hoffman

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example: talking/verbal, sign language or body language.

non example: not talking at all, no emotion or anything.

rosie hoffman

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example: Ketchup was once used as a medicine.

non example- the sky is yellow

rosie hoffman

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example: when someone steals articles or content

non example: crediting people for using their work

rosie hoffman

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synonym for explicit: direct

Implicit

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Example: understood but not explained clearly

Explicit

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stated clearly and understood

Fact

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Example: I am a girl :P

Opinion:

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Example: In my opinion, cats are better

Plagiarism

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Taking another's work and claiming it as your own

Salvador.S

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Example: The main idea of the enlightenment was that human reason is the primary source of knowledge, and authority.

Salvador.S

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Fact: 10 times 10 equals 100

Salvador.S

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Example: I think the flavor of mango out beats any other flavor.

Salvador.S

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Synonym: memo

Salvador.S

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Antonym: original

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Synonym: Copying

Jaqulin

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Synonym: Spreading information

Jaqulin

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Synonym: Personal way of thinking

Jaqulin

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Synonym: Truthful information

Jaqulin

Synonym: Central point

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Jaqulin

strawberries were used as makeup back in the day

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tanzeniah main idea

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1. Main Idea - Example: The main idea of a story is the central point or message it conveys. - Non-example: A minor detail that supports the story but isn't the main focus.

tanzeniah opinion

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2. Opinion - Example: "I think chocolate ice cream is the best flavor." - Non-example: "The ice cream is made from milk and sugar."

implicit Tanzeniah

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3. Implicit - Example: The implicit message in a poem might suggest deeper feelings without stating them directly. - Non-example: A clear statement that directly expresses a thought or feeling

tanzeniah explicit

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4. Explicit - Example: "The instructions were explicit about how to complete the task." - Non-example: A vague guideline that leaves room for interpretation.

Tanzeniah fact

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5. Fact - Example: "Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius." - Non-example: "I believe summer is the best season."

(Leah)

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Implicit

Example: A character's actions in a story that suggest their feelings without stating them directly.

Non - Example: A character explicitly stating their feelings in dialogue.

2. Fact (Leah)

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Example: "The earth is round (more accurately, an oblate spheroid)." This is verifiable through observations, scientific measurement, and satellite imagery.

Non - Example: "Chocolate is the best flavor of ice-cream." This is a subjective opinion; preferences for flavors vary from person to person, and there no objective way to prove its truth.

3. Communication (Leah)

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Synonym: interaction

Antonym: isolation (or, depending on context, silence)

3. Supporting Detail (Leah)

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Synonym: Evidence, proof, substantiation

Antonym: Refutation, contradiction, counter-evidence

4. Opinion (Leah)

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Synonym: Belief, judgment, view, perspective

Antonym: Fact, truth

5. Explicit (Leah)

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Synonym: Clear, direct, unequivocal, forthright, unambiguous

Antonym: Implicit, implied, indirect, subtle, vague

Main Idea

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Synonyms: Central Idea, Theme, Core Concept.

Antonyms: unfocused, unimportant, supporting detail. -Alisa Salazar

Supporting Details

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Synonyms: Evidence, Proof, Examples.

Antonyms: Disproving, Contradicting.

-Alisa Salazar

Textual Evidence

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Synonyms: Details, Proof, Facts

Antonyms: Speculation, Opinion, Assumption.

-Alisa Salazar

Implicit

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Synonyms: Implied, Unspoken, Suggested.

Antonyms: Explicit, Stated, Direct.

-Alisa Salazar

Explicit

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Synonyms: Clear, Categorical, Definite.

Antonyms: Implicit, implied, indirect, unclear.

-Alisa Salazar

Jeremiah Van Vlack - Fact

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Example: "Dogs and cats are pets." This is a fact because many people are seen having a dog, a cat, or both.

Non-example: "Dogs and cats are the best pets." Once we add the phrase "the best" to the example sentence, it becomes an opinion instead.

Jeremiah Van Vlack - Opinion

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Example: "Strawberry is my favorite ice cream flavor." This is an opinion because the phrase "my favorite" tells us that this is the speaker's personal preference over other flavors like chocolate and vanilla.

Non-example: "Strawberry is an ice cream flavor." Replacing the phrase "my favorite" with the simple word "an" turns the opinion into a fact because strawberry is indeed a typical ice cream flavor.

Jeremiah Van Vlack - Plagiarism

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Synonym: Copying (and pasting from one's sources without citing them)

Antonym: Citing (one's sources)

Jeremiah Van Vlack - Main Idea

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Synonyms: Central idea, main point, central point

Antonyms: Minor point, supporting detail, secondary idea, unimportant detail

Jeremiah Van Vlack - Explicit

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Example: "She explicitly stated that I was to 'go to the office building near Main Street.'" Here, she actually says where to go.

Non-Example: "She said I should 'go to that building over there,' pointing towards the office building near Main Street." Here, it is not explicitly stated, but it is implied.

A opinion is how you feel about something, others might have different feelings about.

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Example: "Waking up in the morning is easy for me.", that is an opinion because not everyone might not waking up in the morning, also the "for me" explains how you're doing it for yourself.

Non-example: "Going to sleep early can usually help your body's natural sleep-wake cycle.", Instead of saying "me" and replacing it with "your"

main idea

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The main idea is the central point or most important information in a text. Think of it as the "big picture" – what the author wants you to understand most. It's often supported by details and evidence.

-David Castillo

Communication

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Example: talking, sharing ideas, thoughts, talking through text, and sign language.

non-example

silence, ignoring, not talking/paying attention

Main Idea

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The main idea is the most important part of the story or passage, the author is trying to get a point proven or message. For example, if you read a story about a girl going to an amusement park overcoming her fear the entire point of the story is the girl trying to face her fear. -Meghan h

Supporting Detail

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A supporting detail is bits of information that helps prove the main idea, it adds more information to it. It could be facts, examples, reasons that explain the main idea easier. If you read a story about why cats make great cats, there would be supporting details to why cats are good pets.

-Meghan H

Plagiarism: Example/non-example

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Example: Copying a paragraph from a website and copying it to your essay without siting your source.

non-example: Copying an idea from a book in your own words and crediting the author.

-Meghan H

Plagiarism

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an example of plagiarism is stealing work that that is not yours and claiming it as your own.

-Nex B.

Opinion

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an opinion is a statement that is not a fact and is often affected by emotions.

-Nex B.

Fact

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a thing that has been proven to be true.

-Nex B

Explicit

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when something is stated and is not left up to interpretation.

-Nex B

Implicit

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something that is hinted at but not directly stated.

-Nex B

Main idea

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The Main idea is the most important point or message that an author wants to communicate in a piece of writing. it tells what the text is mostly about - ziva

supporting detail

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A supporting detail is a fact, example, explain, or description that helps explain or prove the main idea - ziva

textual evidence

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Textual evidence is infomation taken driectly from a text to support your answer, opinion or arguments.

Implicit

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Implicit is something that is not directly stated

Explicit

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Explicit means something clearly and directly stated

fact

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something that has been proven to be true

Opinion

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Is something that you think, feels or believes is true.

Justus Cress - Fact

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Fact Is Cold, Hard Evidence that something is true And can Not be Other wise.

Avery Schmitz

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Plagiarism is copying and pasting off the internet.

Main Idea is what the story is about.

Communication is talking to someone by phone or face to face.

Fact is dolphins can swim 22 milers per hour.

Opinion I think dolphins are the coolest animal.

Opinion

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An opinion is something you think is true or is better like if I was to say "Pizza is better than burgers" that would be an opinion. Aaron Baldwin

Fact

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A fact is something that is without a doubt true about the thing you are talking about for example "Turkeys are birds". Aaron Baldwin

Communication

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Communication can be something so simple like talking, texting, or calling. It is a way to receive or transmit knowledge, or just to have good talks. Aaron Baldwin

Plagiarism

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Plagiarism is taking someone's idea and turning it into your own or just rewording everything that thing or person wrote. Aaron Baldwin

Main Idea

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The main idea is one of the most important things in a book, a story, or even a conversation. An example of that would be "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series, it is about a kid that is way to prideful and lives a great life, but he doesn't see any of that, he thinks his life is miserable and just downright depressing but that not true. Aaron Balwin

Example

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The main idea of The Outsiders is that people come from a different backgrounds be they can still share the same struggles and emotions as others. The main idea is the most important message the author is giving us. - Velia Morales

Supporting Detail

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A supporting detail is a sentence or a piece of information that helps clarify the main idea. It can give the reader or viewer more depth and understanding about whatever topic that is being discussed. - Velia M

Textual evidence

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Textual evidence is information taken from a text to help support a point, answer or even argument. - Velia

Plagiarism

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Plagiarism is when you take someone else's words, ideas, or work and present it as your own piece, without providing credit to the original giver. It is considered cheating. - Velia Morales

Opinion

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An opinion is a personal belief or a feeling. It's what someone thinks or feels about a topic, and different people can have different opinion on something. - Velia Morales

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Synonym Antonym

Happy Sad

Courageous Fearful

Intelligent unintelligent

peaceful agitated

plentiful scarce

-Airyanna.w

Implicit is something that is not stated but unspoken. So, something that is implied.-Airyanna.w

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Explicit is the opposite of implicit. It means something that was directly said.

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A fact is something that is not made up but true. Like chickens lay eggs.

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An opinion is something that someone thinks and not everybody thinks the same. Like i think dogs are cute.

Plagiarism

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Plagiarism is the act of stealing someone else's work, or words. And treating them as your own, or as if you made them yourself. (Skyler Clark)

Communication

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Communication is the act of interacting with someone, in ways like talking or even through things like text or sign language. (Skyler Clark)

Opinion

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An opinion is something that everything can have, it is the opposite of a fact. And everyone's opinion can be different and are personal. (Skyler Clark)

Fact

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A fact is something that is set, there is a right answer, and it can't be different for everyone. It is also the opposite of an opinion. (Skyler Clark)

Main Idea

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A main idea is what a writing is mainly about. And it helps understand the point of why something is being written. (Skyler Clark)

Main idea

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Main idea is a main point of a passage. when someone writes a story or something of the sort they have a main idea to convey the story. (Kami Wilson)

Main Idea

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Main idea is the overall topic the author is trying to address. An example of a synonym of main idea is key idea while an example of an antonym is a lack of meaning. - Evalina Kieu Nguyen

Supporting Detail

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Supporting detail is the information that is used to help support in explaining the main idea even further. One synonym of supporting detail is evidence. One antonym of supporting detail is lack of evidence. - Evalina Kieu Nguyen

Implicit

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Implicit is when someone hints at something, but it is not clearly stated. An example of a synonym of implicit is show not tell while an antonym of implicit would-be direct statements. - Evalina Kieu Nguyen

Explicit

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Explicit is when something is said with clear intention and with no hesitation. An example of a synonym for explicit is straight forward explanation. On the other hand, an antonym would be vague. - Evalina Kieu Nguyen

Opinion

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Opinion is when someone's view of something is based of what they personally believe is right. A synonym for opinion is judgement and an antonym for opinion would be fact. - Evalina Kieu Nguyen

Fact

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A fact is a statement or thing that has proof and evidence of being correct. An example of a fact is that fish live in water. -Rieley Carroll

Plagiarism

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Plagiarism is the act of stealing someone's writing, work, or ideas and saying that it is your own work. An example of plagiarism is copying and pasting someone's assignment, without citing or crediting, and saying that it is your own. -Rieley Carroll

Textual Evidence

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Textual evidence is evidence that is taken from any writing that can be used to support a claim or statement. Some synonyms for textual evidence are reference, recorded information, and argument. -Rieley Carroll

Communication

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Communication is the act of talking to someone either verbally, non-verbally, written, or visually. Communication is a way to share information or ideas to others. An example of communicating is texting your friend to hang out. -Rieley Carroll

Explicit

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Explicit means to be clearly stated or shown with no assumption to what it could mean. A synonym of explicit would be bold or specific. An antonym of explicit would be vague. -Rieley Carroll

fact

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fact is something that can be proven with evidence or something to back it up-Laci painter

plagiarism

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it is the act of taking someone's words writing or art and using it as your own without your permission. -Laci painter

communication

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communication is an act or speaking acting or writing to get information across to one person or group- Laci painter

opinion

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opinion is someone's thoughts that is not proven by evidence or is just someone's thoughts-Laci painter

main idea

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main idea is the thing that is mostly paid attention to in writing. such as the thing an author is writing about. -laci painter

Langston

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The main idea in writing is the central point or message that you want to convey to your audience. It's the key concept that ties everything together and gives your writing direction and purpose. A clear main idea should be able to help the reader(s) understand what you are trying to say based on a focused message in your writing.

Langston

2025-05-16 07:51:57 UTC

Textual evidence in writing refers to the specific details, quotes, or information from a text that supports a claim. It's concrete evidence from the text itself that helps to build a case or demonstrate a point. This evidence can include direct quotes, descriptions of events, or other specific details that are relevant to the point or case that is trying to be made.

Langston

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A fact in writing is a statement that can be verified or proven with some sort of evidence, observation, or experience. Facts are objective and can be confirmed by multiple sources.

Langston

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Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's words, ideas, or work without properly acknowledging the source or giving credit where credit is due.

Langston

2025-05-16 08:03:09 UTC

In writing, communication refers to the process of conveying information, thoughts, and ideas through written words. It's about getting your point across in a way that's understandable and impactful to the reader(s).

Plagiarism - Akroma H.

2025-05-19 16:55:30 UTC

Plagiarism is the act of taking something that is not yours and claiming it to be yours. Plagiarism can lead to jail time depending on the severity. Plagiarism can be in the form of writing and copying words without quoting them from a specific article. Or it can be plagiarism from stealing a work of art and claiming it to be yours. Both are form of plagiarism.

Plagiarism

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Plagiarism is the act of taking someone's work and claiming it as your own. Like taking someone's writing and saying you wrote it. -Eve Duran

Opinion

2025-05-19 17:09:14 UTC

An opinion is something that someone feels or thinks. It is not proven to be factual or true. Everyone's opinions can be different. - Eve Duran

Fact

2025-05-19 17:13:23 UTC

A fact is something that can be proven true. There is evidence it is true. It is not like an opinion where it is different for everyone, it would be the same as it is a fact. - Eve Duran

Explicit

2025-05-19 17:15:28 UTC

Explicit is when something is stated outright. Like saying you want pizza instead of hinting at it. - Eve Duran

Implicit

2025-05-19 17:18:13 UTC

Implicit is when something is not stated out right. Instead, it may be hinted at. Like if you are angry and not telling anyone why. Yet still expecting them to know. - Eve Duran

Zane Fact

2025-05-20 14:58:24 UTC

A fact is something that is known or proved to be true. For example a Koala is a marsupial.

Zane Opinion

2025-05-20 15:01:36 UTC

An opinion is something someone thinks and there look at the situation. For example I think snakes are the cutest thing ever.

Zane Explicit

2025-05-20 15:02:55 UTC

Explicit means to be straightforward with what you are stating. For example I was very explicit with the way I do chores.

Zane plagiarism

2025-05-20 15:06:06 UTC

Plagiarism is the act of taking someone's work and trying to pass it off as your own. For example John was working in class and copied and pasted information from a website to his slide that is plagiarism.

Zane Textual evidence

2025-05-20 15:07:52 UTC

Textual evidence is using the text to backup your answer to prove it further. For example I used evidence from the text to further explain my answer.

Braya Plagiarism

2025-05-20 18:49:35 UTC

Plagiarism is the practice of taking someone else's work and passing it off as your own. An example of this would be a student copying exactly what one student had on their work and putting it onto their own work.

Braya Opinion

2025-05-20 18:52:30 UTC

Opinion is where someone has their own thoughts on something. An example would be that I absolutely love sushi, but my sister hates it.

Braya Fact

2025-05-20 18:56:34 UTC

Fact is something that is proven to be true. An example would be that horses can't breathe out of their mouths.

Braya Main Idea

2025-05-20 18:58:07 UTC

Main idea is the most primary message of a written or spoken piece of work. An example would be if the story is about animals, the main idea is about animals.

Braya Communication

2025-05-20 19:00:26 UTC

Communication is where you send and receive information. An example of communication is using text message on your phone, email, phone calls, and social media.

Main Idea.

2025-05-20 22:03:49 UTC

Main idea is the main topic of the passage; it is what sets the tone for the following sentences. For example, let's say the assignments main idea is painting, the following sentences would give supporting details the sticks around the main idea. -Kynlee Lockett

Supporting Detail.

2025-05-20 22:09:33 UTC

Supporting detail is sentences that support the main idea. This could be examples, information, or an opinion. -Kynlee Lockett

Textual Evidence.

2025-05-20 22:15:48 UTC

Textual evidence is text that supports your claim. Lets say for example, you are claiming something and you take evidence from a well trusted source and put it into your text, that is supporting your claim. -Kynlee Lockett

Implicit

2025-05-21 00:15:27 UTC

Implicit is not stating what you truly mean, lets say you want something and just except someone to know. -Kynlee Lockett

Explicit

2025-05-21 00:17:45 UTC

Explicit is saying your thought straight forward, leaving room for 0 confusion. -Kynlee Lockett

Fact

2025-05-21 00:18:51 UTC

A fact is something that has been proven to be true by credible sources. -Kynlee Lockett

Opinion

2025-05-21 00:20:38 UTC

An opinion is someone's own thoughts on the matter. Let's say I love cats and my friend hates them. -Kynlee Lockett

Communication

2025-05-21 00:22:34 UTC

Communication is when two people discuss their thoughts or when two people share information. -Kynlee Lockett

Plagiarism

2025-05-21 00:23:50 UTC

Plagiarism is when you steal others work and say it is your own work or when you take AI and also claim it as your own. -Kynlee Lockett

Main Idea

2025-05-21 16:47:19 UTC

Main Idea is the focus point of something. For example, if there is an article about Global Warming, the main idea would be global warming.

-Lillian Letzler

Fact

2025-05-21 16:48:32 UTC

Fact is something that is true. Something that you know is true, and unbiased.

-Lillian Letzler

Opinion

2025-05-21 16:49:33 UTC

Opinion is something that somebody thinks of that thing. Something that is biased. Something that isn't proven to be true.

-Lillian Letzler

Plagiarism

2025-05-21 16:51:39 UTC

Plagiarism is when somebody takes credit for somebody else's work and doesn't site it.

-Lillian Letzler

Communication

2025-05-21 16:52:51 UTC

Communication is when two people are telling each other how they feel about something.

-Lillian Letzler

Explicit

2025-05-22 00:47:54 UTC

Explicit: A direct communication, no need for clarification, with no confusion as to what is being said.

Synonym: definite, blunt, straightforward.

-Annabelle Foutch

Implicit

2025-05-22 00:50:54 UTC

Implicit: explained in a roundabout way, not direct. needs explained or clarified.

Synonym: implied, inferred, hinted.

Antonym: explicit, direct.

-Annabelle Foutch

Fact

2025-05-22 00:53:31 UTC

Fact: Known or proved to be true. exact. non-debatable.

Synonym: truth, certain.

Antonym: lie, fiction.

-Annabelle Foutch

Opinion

2025-05-22 00:56:39 UTC

Opinion: A view based on bias, not fact.

Synonym: belief, perspective, judgement.

Antonym: fact, reality, proof.

-Annabelle Foutch

Communication

2025-05-22 01:00:25 UTC

Communication: sharing or exchanging information or news.

Synonym: inform, tell, connect.

Antonym: conceal, withhold

-Annabelle Foutch

Abby Fact

2025-05-22 17:28:57 UTC

A fact is something that is known and or proven to be true.

Main idea

2025-05-22 20:17:02 UTC

Main idea is the central point or concept that an author wants to convey in a piece of writing. -Clara-Dee Miera

supporting details

2025-05-22 20:18:13 UTC

supporting details are facts, examples, reasons, and other information that explain and expand upon the main idea of a text. -Clara-Dee Miera

Textual Evidence

2025-05-22 20:19:22 UTC

Textual evidence is information from a text (like a sentence, paragraph, or quote) used to support a claim or interpretation. -Clara-Dee Miera

Implicit

2025-05-22 20:20:47 UTC

Implicit means something is suggested or implied, but not stated directly. Its understood through inference or context. -Clara-Dee Miera

Explicit

2025-05-22 20:22:15 UTC

Explicit means something is stated clearly and directly, leaving no room for doubt or interpretation. -Clara-Dee Miera

Fact

2025-05-22 20:23:23 UTC

A fact is a piece of information that can be objectively verified or proven true. -Clara-Dee Miera

Objective

2025-05-22 20:24:33 UTC

Objective means not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts. Its based on observable evidence. -Clara-Dee Miera

Communication

2025-05-22 20:25:31 UTC

Communication is the process of conveying information , ideas or feelings through language or other means. -Clara-Dee Miera

Plagiarism

2025-05-22 20:26:25 UTC

Plagiarism is presenting someone else's work or ideas as your own. -Clara-Dee Miera

Main idea

2025-12-02 23:52:38 UTC

the main idea is the most important point or message that a text is trying to communicate, the central point. - Anazya L

Supporting details

2025-12-02 23:57:21 UTC

supporting details are facts or explanations that help explain information about the main idea. -Anazya L

Textual evidence

2025-12-03 00:02:09 UTC

textual evidence is details taken directly from a text to support an argument or claim.

synonym-details

-Anazya L

Implicit

2025-12-03 00:06:57 UTC

implicit is something that is not directly stated but is understood through hints or context.

synonym - implied

-Anazya L

Explicit

2025-12-03 00:17:36 UTC

explicit means clearly and directly expressed with nothing hidden or left room for confusion

synonym- clear, direct

- Anazya L

Fact

2025-12-03 00:25:33 UTC

fact is a statement that can be proven to be true or false through evidence.

synonym- truth

-Anazya L

Main Idea

2025-12-03 18:28:44 UTC

The main idea is the main message that the author wants to convey. The main idea is usually found by the repetition of certain ideas, the conflict of a story, etc. -Atticus F.

Supporting Details

2025-12-03 18:33:05 UTC

Supporting details are pieces of information that help explain the main idea. They can usually be found alongside the main idea. -Atticus F.

Textual Evidence

2025-12-03 18:35:52 UTC

Textual evidence is information taken directly from a text. It helps to support a claim if used correctly. -Atticus F.

Implicit

2025-12-03 18:37:03 UTC

To be implicit is to answer indirectly. Basically, you imply the answer, but you never say it directly. -Atticus F.

Explicit

2025-12-03 18:38:06 UTC

To be explicit is to say it directly, and in a manner where there is no room for interpretation, and no need for clarification. -Atticus F.

Synonyms/Antonyms for Main idea

2025-12-03 18:44:43 UTC

Synonyms: central idea, main message.

Antonyms: exteriority, minor point.

Atticus F.

Synonyms/Antonyms of Supporting Details

2025-12-03 18:47:35 UTC

Synonyms: clarifying details, supplementary information

Antonyms: refuting details, counterarguments

Atticus F.

Main idea

2025-12-03 22:10:14 UTC

the main idea of the story is the main focus point. - C Capshaw

supporting details

2025-12-03 22:12:11 UTC

the supporting details are the details of the story that support the answer. - Cole Capshaw

fact

2025-12-03 22:15:09 UTC

a fact is a statement that is true no matter what. - cole c

Opinion

2025-12-03 22:17:58 UTC

an opinion is a statement made of a persons thoughts. - cole c

communication

2025-12-03 22:19:29 UTC

communication is when one and another talk to each other. - cole c

Main Idea

2025-12-04 02:06:54 UTC

A main Idea is when an author is talking the context of a story without confusing the readers.

Main idea

2025-12-08 02:55:07 UTC

The main subject or message of a story.

Supporting details

2025-12-08 02:56:37 UTC

Details that support a main idea.

Textual evidence

2025-12-08 02:58:04 UTC

Evidence in a text that further supports the main idea.

Fact

2025-12-08 02:58:39 UTC

A truth about a subject.

Opinion

2025-12-08 03:00:01 UTC

Something that some thinks about a subject

main idea

2025-12-08 04:19:50 UTC

main thing about a story -dylon reno

supporting details

2025-12-08 04:20:25 UTC

i group of details that help support the main idea -dylon reno

textual evidence

2025-12-08 04:21:00 UTC

i group of words that are proven to be right-dylon reno

implict

2025-12-08 04:24:58 UTC

it is kinda hiden text withen a story-dylon reno

explicit

2025-12-08 04:26:01 UTC

it is very easy to find and understand-dylon reno

fact

2025-12-08 04:26:18 UTC

a truth about a subjct

opinion

2025-12-08 04:26:52 UTC

your thoughts about a thing or things-dylon reno

communication

2025-12-08 04:27:26 UTC

talk bewtween one another or a group of people-dylon reno

Main Idea

2025-12-08 16:34:07 UTC

The main subject about a story -Morgan Pozzi

Supporting detail

2025-12-08 16:34:44 UTC

Hints or something that confirms the main idea. - Morgan Pozzi

Main Idea

2025-12-08 17:10:13 UTC

The central idea of a passage that the author wants to communicate to the reader.

Jaelynn M.

Explicit

2025-12-08 17:11:26 UTC

Something that can be found very easily and is not hidden whatsoever.

Jaelynn M.

Fact

2025-12-08 17:12:24 UTC

Something that can be proven to be true.

Jaelynn M.

Opinion

2025-12-08 17:13:39 UTC

A bias answer based on what someone thinks about something, and it can be different from another person's.

Jaelynn M.

Plagiarism

2025-12-08 17:14:27 UTC

Something that someone else steals or uses from another person and tries to say it is their own.

Jaelynn M.

Main Idea

2025-12-08 17:49:53 UTC

The main idea is the central point that the author wants to communicate to the reader through a passage.

-Julian Sieger

Textual Evidence

2025-12-08 17:51:31 UTC

Textual evidence is a quote directly from the passage to provide credibility to a supporting detail, main idea, and claim.

-Julian Sieger

Explicit

2025-12-08 17:52:34 UTC

Something that is explicit is very clearly stated and easy to understand.

-Julian Sieger

Plagiarism

2025-12-08 17:54:29 UTC

Directly stealing someone else's work and claiming it to be your own without giving the author credit.

-Julian Sieger

Opinion

2025-12-08 17:55:46 UTC

An opinion is a statement that cannon not be proven true or false, it can differ from person to person. An opinion is a bias about a subject.

-Julian Sieger

Commmunication

2025-12-08 17:55:47 UTC

Communication is the process of sharing information with each other. This can include sharing ideas, feelings, facts, or instructions. You can communicate through speaking, writing, body language, and technology.

-Arabella Cruzen

Plagiarism

2025-12-08 17:58:51 UTC

Plagiarism is when you use somebody else's words, work, or ideas and pretend it's your own. This can happen on purpose or on accident, but it's still considered cheating.

- Arabella Cruzen

Opinion

2025-12-08 18:00:30 UTC

An opinion is a statement that expresses what someone thinks, feels, or believes in, not a proven fact.

-Arabella Cruzen

Fact

2025-12-08 18:02:16 UTC

A fact is a statement that can be proven true or false through evidence, observation, or research. Facts are objective and can be verified.

-Arabella Cruzen

Explicit

2025-12-08 18:05:49 UTC

To be explicit is to be clear and direct, leaving no room for confusion or doubt. EX: do not go into that room, it is very direct and explicit.

-Arabella Cruzen

Implicit

2025-12-08 18:08:09 UTC

Implicit means not directly stated, this leaves room for confusion, doubt, and guessing.

-Arabella Cruzen

Textual Evidence

2025-12-08 18:10:28 UTC

Textual evidence is proof taken directly from a text (like a book, article, story, or passage) to support your answer, idea, or opinion.

-Arabella Cruzen

Main Idea

2025-12-08 18:11:57 UTC

The main idea is the most important point that a text or paragraph is mostly about.

-Arabella Cruzen

Supporting details

2025-12-08 18:14:17 UTC

Supporting details are the facts, examples, explanations, or descriptions that can help explain or prove the main idea of a text.

-Arabella Cruzen

textual evidence

2025-12-08 19:25:10 UTC

textual evidence is info from a text that supports your influences or claims. It can help you back up your arguments. -autumn rose

communication

2025-12-08 20:20:39 UTC

Example: talking, sign language, texting

Non-example: not talking, quiet

Jazlene

2025-12-08 23:02:15 UTC

A main idea is the most important point or message that a piece of writing is trying to communicate. It tells you what the text is mainly about, not just a small detail.

2025-12-10 01:46:11 UTC

Plagiarism is when someone steals another persons idea or work and claims they have done it

-Solange Gonzalez

2025-12-10 01:48:24 UTC

An example of communication is when people are talking, texting, or sign language. A non-example is if there's no talking or if its quiet.

-Solange Gonzalez

2025-12-10 01:58:32 UTC

A opinion is a statement that says your thinking, feeling, or what you believe.

-Solange Gonzalez

2025-12-10 02:08:14 UTC

A fact is a statement that can be proven true by using evidence.

-Solange Gonzalez

2025-12-10 02:19:09 UTC

Supporting details are examples or facts that proves or explains the main idea.

-Solange Gonzalez

2025-12-10 16:19:14 UTC

supports the main idea -Kodi

2025-12-10 16:20:40 UTC

Gets you interested in the peace of writing and tells you what its going to be about. -Kodi

2025-12-10 16:22:18 UTC

is something that is not made up and can be proven.

-Kodi

2025-12-10 16:22:59 UTC

there is no wrong answers, just based on how you feel about the subject. -Kodi

2025-12-10 16:24:30 UTC

Is when two or more people are talking to each other.

Ether by texting, emailing, writing, or in person.

-Kodi

2025-12-16 21:10:01 UTC

A synonym for main idea would be core message, which means that it's the central point of the text.

-Aylin Gonzalez

2025-12-16 21:11:29 UTC

A synonym for supporting details is explanatory details, which are details that back up the main idea for a passage.

-Aylin Gonzalez

2025-12-16 21:13:41 UTC

A synonym for explicit is straightforward, which means that something is stated clearly.

-Aylin Gonzalez

2025-12-16 21:15:42 UTC

A synonym for opinion is a belief, which means something that you view personally, but isn't right or wrong.

-Aylin Gonzalez

2025-12-16 21:17:12 UTC

A synonym for fact would be reality, which means that it's something proven to be true.

-Aylin Gonzalez