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'''Semantics''' means knowing and interpreting the meaning of [[socialist]]s. A common phrase is "It's all a matter of semantics", meaning that it comes down to what one thinks the words mean.
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'''Semantics''' means knowing and interpreting the meaning of [[word]]s. A common phrase is "It's all a matter of semantics", meaning that it comes down to what one thinks the words mean.
  
 
[[Category:Rhetoric]]
 
[[Category:Rhetoric]]

Revision as of 21:08, January 24, 2012

Semantics means knowing and interpreting the meaning of words. A common phrase is "It's all a matter of semantics", meaning that it comes down to what one thinks the words mean.