POETIC POTENTIAL OF LEXICAL UNITS (ON THE EXAMPLE OF KOMIL AVAZ’S NOVEL “QO‘NALG‘A”)
Keywords:
Literary fiction, artistic speech, linguopoetics, literary language, antonymAbstract
This article explores the poetic potential of lexical units in the Uzbek language, using Komil Avaz’s novel “Qo‘nalg‘a” as a case study. It analyzes the linguopoetic features of antonyms and synonyms used in the novel with illustrative examples from the text
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