First, let's create a Word:

In $[1]$: from textblob import Word

In $[2]$: happy $=$ Word$(\text{'}$happy$\text{'})$

Which of the following statements is false?

Question $26$ options:

The Word class's dictionary property returns a list of all the word's definitions in the WordNet database:

In $[3]$: happy.dictionary

Out$[3]$:

$[\text{'}$enjoying or showing or marked by joy or pleasure',

'marked by good fortune',

'eagerly disposed to act or to be of service',

'well expressed and to the point'$]$

The Word class's define method enables you to pass a part of speech as an argument so you can get definitions matching only that part of speech.

In$[4]$: from textblob.wordnet import VERB

In$[5]$: Word$("$chop$").$define$($ pos$=$VERB $)$

Out$[5]$:

$[$ 'cut into pieces',

'move suddenly',

'form or shape by chopping',

'strike sharply, as in some sports',

'cut with a hacking tool', 'hit sharply' $]$

The Word class's definitions property returns a list of all the word's definitions in the WordNet database:

In $[3]$: happy.definitions

Out$[3]$:

$[\text{'}$enjoying or showing or marked by joy or pleasure',

'marked by good fortune',

'eagerly disposed to act or to be of service',

'well expressed and to the point'$]$

The TextBlob library uses the NLTK library's WordNet interface, enabling you to look up word definitions, and get synonyms and antonyms.