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Not a cue for an example context clue?

You're asking for something that is not a cue for an example context clue. Here's a breakdown:

What is a context clue?

A context clue is a hint within a text that helps you understand the meaning of an unfamiliar word or phrase.

What is an example context clue?

An example context clue uses examples to clarify the meaning of a word. It often uses phrases like:

* For example...

* Such as...

* Including...

* Like...

Examples of sentences using example context clues:

* "There were numerous animals at the zoo, for example, lions, tigers, and elephants."

* "The bakery sold a variety of pastries, such as croissants, muffins, and cookies."

What is *not* a cue for an example context clue?

Any phrase or clue that does *not* indicate an example being given would not be a cue for an example context clue. Here are some examples:

* Definition: "The ostentatious display of wealth was embarrassing." (This uses a definition clue, not an example)

* Synonym: "The serene landscape calmed my nerves." (This uses a synonym clue, not an example)

* Contrast: "The arrogant man was disliked by his colleagues, while the humble man was admired." (This uses a contrast clue, not an example)

* Explanation: "The intricate design of the rug took months to create." (This uses an explanation clue, not an example)

Key takeaway: If you see a phrase like "for example", "such as", "including", or "like", it's a good indication that you're dealing with an example context clue.

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