Refers to the use of words in a manner of turning away from the traditional method in understanding written words in order to express complicated meaning. Denotation true Structural Analysis false Antonym Clue false Idioms false Single The opposite word of the unfamiliar word is found in the sentence.  Context Clue false Structural Analysis true Antonym Clue false Idioms false Single This is a technique of finding the meaning of the unfamiliar words through looking at the premise of the sentence or the words surrounding the unfamiliar word. Context Clue false Example Clue false Antonym Clue true Idioms false Single The meaning of the word found in the dictionary. Context Clue false Example Clue false Symbolism false Idioms true Single Uses words exactly according to their conventionally accepted meanings or denotation. Context Clue true Example Clue false Symbolism false Literal language false Single In order to use this, the reader should be able to understand the structure of a word. Figurative language false Example Clue true Symbolism false Literal language false Single When there is an unfamiliar word sometimes an example is around. The signal words for this kind of clue are such as and for example.  Figurative language false Mood/Tone Clue false Symbolism true Literal language false Single This kind of Figurative language in which it is accepted even when the things that are being said is deviating from the literal meaning of the words. Figurative language false Mood/Tone Clue false Denotation false Literal language true Single The use of symbols to signify ideas and qualities, by giving them symbolic meanings that are different from their literal sense. Figurative language true Mood/Tone Clue false Denotation false Structural Analysis false Single The use of symbols to signify ideas and qualities. Mood/Tone Clue true Denotation false Structural Analysis false Antonym Clue false Single