Can words with similar meanings of the same part of speech be used together?

It should be said that the conjunctions of words with similar meanings of the same parts of speech are a typical way of word formation, such as "beauty" and "beauty" constitute "beauty", "warm" and "warm" constitute "warmth", "disgust" and "disgust" constitute "disgust" and so on. However, if you don't use these ready-made words, but create new expressions with words with similar meanings of the same part of speech, it's hard to say that you can or can't.

We often say that language is conventional, and in this regard, it may be understood that there are many possibilities for the development and change of language, and in the end only one of them is chosen, because everyone agrees on it. From this, on the one hand, we can say that the combination of "Ellie" is possible, as long as everyone agrees; On the other hand, it must also be noted that once the conventional grammar rules and vocabulary are formed into a system, they have their own logic and cannot be easily broken.

An obvious reality is that the morpheme "Ai" almost never enters a compound word when it means "beautiful" (with the exception of personal names), whether it is "Ai" or "Ai", which can be said to be a kind of convention of people. If you use the combination of "Elle", you are breaking this convention and people's sense of language, so it is almost impossible to get recognition.

The situation is different. Among the ready-made words, there are already "tranquil, tranquil, and comfortable", among which "tranquil" is the meaning of "quiet, tranquil". This shows that when "Tian" means "quiet", "Tian" is a form of word, and "Tianning" is very much in line with this format, so "Tian" and "Ning" are eligible to be used together and become a word.

So why do we feel that "tranquility" is not as impeccable as "tranquility, tranquility" and so on? It's nothing more than that it's used too infrequently and very few people use it that way. Because of this, there is no "Tianning" in the dictionary, and people will feel more rusty if they encounter "Tianning".

If, for some reason, "tranquility" is widely and long-term used, it will inevitably enter the lexicon and become a word with the same status as "tranquility, tranquility" and so on.

Even now, "Tianning" is perfectly usable as long as you want. Also, I found an existing example in the corpus (just this one) for reference:

I also have some experience in meditation, which is a kind of free gallop where the mind has no place to live, and the feeling of being undisturbed and [tranquil] indifferent, far more than the anesthesia and confusion of not being able to do it autonomously.

As far as I know, it's hard to say whether the language is used correctly or not, because as you said, the word "tranquility" can be used without question, but when words with the same parts of speech and similar meanings are superimposed, words like "tranquility" can be difficult to understand.

So, personally, I don't think it's grammatically wrong, but it's not appropriate for the sake of communication (most of the time).

The meaning is the same, but one is a positive word and the other is a four-character idiom of a derogatory word:

Shining debut (praise) - powder debut (derogatory).

Sweet words (praise) - flattering words (derogatory).

Unyielding – stubborn.

Do your best - give up.

Above board - blatantly.

Go forward with courage - go your own way.

Resourceful – scheming.

Able to speak well - strong words.

Personable - oily noodles.

High-spirited - the villain has ambition.

The righteousness is awe-inspiring - the fox is fake and the tiger is mighty.

The spring breeze is proud - complacent.

Bright and upright - small-bellied chicken intestines.

Do your best - damage the public and private.

Helping others is a pleasure - to the detriment of others and self-interest.

Humility - rigid and self-serving.

Do what you say – duplicity.

It is said and spoken with words that have the same meaning.

Words that mean the same thing as speaking: speaking, speaking

Basic word meaning: 1. 曰曰, a commonly used Chinese character (first-level character), read as yuē, referring to the word for things, was first seen in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription. The original meaning is to say; By extension, it is called; Blurred into mood particles.

2. Speak modern Chinese, used as a verb: to say, to talk about things and truths; focus on one aspect and try to make it happen; Reconciliation; Consult, deliberate.

1. Words with the same or similar meanings as thoughts: thoughts, thoughts. Words with the same or similar meanings as thought: think, think, meditate, conceive, reverie, etc.

2. Synonyms or synonyms.

Synonyms are words that have the same or similar lexical meaning, such as:"Wonderful"with"Wonderful"、"Laziness"with"Laziness"、"Blight"with"Dryness"、"Spacious"with"Broad"。with"synonyms"Words with similar meanings are synonymous.

Words with the same or similar meaning: missing, thinking, thinking, speculating, guessing, hoping, intending to have the same or similar meaning as thinking: reading, like.

Chinese name]: Think.

Foreign name]: think

Pinyin]: xiǎng

Phonetic]: radical]: heart.

Strokes]: 13

Font structure]: upper and lower structure.

Stroke order number]: 1234251114544

Wubi]: shnu

Explanation]: use your brain, think: sense. Think. Law. Elephant (the mental process of configuring combinations to create a new image). into non-non-non. Strange days. Fantasy.

Speculate, think: Yes. See (known by speculation). (means only speculation, not completely sure). Of course (based on subjective speculation, thinking that this is how things should be). Unbearable.

Hope, intend: Hugh. Reason. Hope. Absurd.

Nostalgia, Remembrance: Remember. Morning and twilight.

Like: clouds, clothes, flowers.

Tell the story.

Roaring and arguing. Interviews and debates.

Tell me to be verbose. Muttered and roared.

Chatting. Statement of conversation.

Talk and talk. Complaining and crying.

Talk about rhetoric, talk eloquently, talk nonsense, talk nonsense, talk about clichés, talk about the river, talk about everything.

The same part of speech means that the attributes of the words are the same, which are divided into verbs, nouns, adjectives, prepositions, conjunctions, etc., such as beautiful and beautiful are adjectives.

If the meaning of the word is similar, the meaning of the word is close, and the meaning is close, that is, the synonym. Such as strict and severe.

Just like the teacup and the filter cup, they are both used to drink water, but one is used to make tea and the other is used to filter water

You have to know the meaning of the parts of speech and the meaning of words before you can know what it means.

1.The part of speech refers to the characteristics of the word that are the basis for dividing the class of speech. Words in modern Chinese can be divided into two categories and 12 parts of speech.

One category is real words: nouns, verbs, adjectives, numerals, quantifiers, and pronouns. One is the virtual word:

Adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions, particles, onomatopoeia, and interjections.

2.The meaning of a word is the meaning contained in the text.

Same parts of speech and similar meanings": the characteristics of the words are the same, and the meaning of the words is almost the same.

For example, the words "take" and "take" belong to the category of "the same part of speech and similar meaning".

(1) Wind and flower are both words of name, blowing and shaking are words of action, (2) grass budding, dew and drilling, ground and branches.

3) River water and frog weather.

4) Insects and ants Yellow and red leaves Houses and boats Words for names Words for crawling and walking movements.

If, if, if, if, if or, if rough search, if omission; handsome, pretty, handsome, handsome; Suddenly, suddenly, suddenly, suddenly; Like, like, like, like, like; Hurry, hurry, hurry.