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crowded
It reinforces the congestion.
O Level · English Medium · Cambridge · English
Vocabulary and language in context
Evaluate vocabulary in context and avoid unsupported device labels.
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Context determines both sense and effect. Connotations can be positive, negative or mixed. A language-analysis answer should use a specific word or phrase and explain the comparison or attitude it creates.
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“A forest of signs crowded the entrance” suggests many signs competing for attention. Forest is not simply a synonym for a group; the image creates density and possible confusion.
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persuasion
Persuasion names the act or process.
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complement
They work well with it.
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It compares numerous signs to dense trees, suggesting visual crowding at the entrance.
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It does not explain what is imagined, which words create it or what effect follows.
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