nameteia Inemalate Directions: Write the definition of the word COVID-19 using the 10 techniques of elucidating concepts. Write your answer on your notebook. 1. By Formal Definition: 2. By Synonym 3. By origin 4. By illustration 5. By function 6. By analysis 7. By likeness/similarity 8. By analogy and metaphor 9. By contrast 10. By negation

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