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Key Word

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Key Word 

a meaningful word in a text; used in coordinate indexing of the text. Each key word, like a descriptor, designates a class into which all texts with this word as a component of the basic meaning and content may fit. Unlike descriptors, key words are lexical units of a natural language: the same key word may have many meanings, and many key words may have the same meaning. In information retrieval a list of key words is used as a retrieval mark of a document or a retrieval requirement.



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With the visitor to the web making a search on a particular key word, a well written Search Engine Optimized article with very good content will appear.
It also contains a comprehensive key word index with the additional feature, for publications that discuss a specific proverb or proverbial expression, of including two or three words from the proverb or expression in question.
If you enter a key word or key words into eBay''s search box, you may be surprised to find just what you''re looking for is listed on there.
 
 
 
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