Semantic proximity, two (or more) different words may enter the semantic relations of proximity if they share certain semantic features., Semantic equivalence, the existence of units different in form but having identical meaning, i.e. one and the same content side., Synonyms, two or more words belonging to the same part of speech and characterized by semantic and functional similarity, interchangeable at least in some contexts, Law of synonymic attraction, subjects prominent in the interests of a community tend to attract a large number of synonyms , Ideographic synonyms, words that differ in additional implications which constitute the semantic components of the denotational meaning., Stylistic synonyms, words that are similar in their denotative meanings but different in their stylistic characteristics, tative meanings but different in their stylistic characteristics , Absolute synonyms, words coinciding in all their shades of meaning and stylistic characteristics., Contextual synonyms, words that are similar in meaning only under some specific distributional conditions.  , Euphemism, a word or a phrase used to replace a harsh, obscene, indelicate or unpleasant word or expression by a conventionally more accepted one. , Dysphemism, the usage of an intentionally harsh word or expression instead of a polite one; rough opposite of euphemism., Synonymic dominant, the most general word of the synonymic set potentially containing the specific features rendered by all the other members of the set..

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