Lexical Semantic Relations 

I am studying a subject called Lexical semantic in my college and I found it difficult and confusing. But after watching your video, I can easily understand it. Thank you a lot, Atticus Harrigan.

I did not have any idea about lexical semantic relations but by watching this video, now I am confident to do my upcoming Exam. Thank-you very much😊

2:48 ball in the sense of crying is spelled BAWL.

Waaw this video helped me to understand one chapter of my exam tomorrow, thanks for sharing sir, well explained.

Thank you!❤️

el mejor explicando gracias

Best notes ever

GREAT VIDEO ON SEMANTICS

Synonymy is misspelled at 2:20.

Thank you for this video :)))

Balled all night!😅😅😅 Bawled surely?

Thank you so much

ty just that I needed

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Sir army n soldier having what type of lexical relationship

Where can I find the quizz mentioned in the video?

Did he just said that Atticus is a kind of animal 😂😂

Veryyyy informative

Thank u so

thank you i learned a lot

nice video

woaahhh great!

Bank is homonyms

It is bawl not ball

Well, Atticus. This is great stuff, but for someone with extensive knowledge on the matter, I'm slightly disappointed you thought that the synonym of cry is spelled "ball". It's "bawl", not the round thing you kick. But anyways, mistakes happen.

Bro must've some beef with Atticus

How about homography

If someone is not a parent doesn't mean he's a child.

grammar error in 1.Syonymy - (2.32)