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All of the following are context clues except?

You're on the right track! Let's break down what context clues are and what's not:

Context Clues are hints within a piece of writing that help you understand the meaning of unfamiliar words or phrases. They come in different forms:

* Definition/Explanation: The word is directly defined or explained within the sentence or paragraph.

* Example: Examples are given to illustrate the word's meaning.

* Synonym/Antonym: A similar or opposite word is used, helping you understand the meaning.

* Inference/Logic: You can use the surrounding information and your own knowledge to figure out the word's meaning.

What's NOT a context clue:

* The dictionary: While the dictionary is helpful, it doesn't rely on the context of the writing.

Can you give me an example of a sentence where a context clue is being used?

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