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Semantic relatedness is a type of estimation that quantitatively recognizes the connection between two words or ideas in light of the comparability or closeness of their importance. In the current years, there have been critical endeavors to register SR between sets of words or ideas by misusing different information assets, for example, semantically organized (e.g. WordNet) and cooperatively created learning bases (e.g. Wikipedia), among others. The current methodologies depend on various strategies for using these learning assets, for example, techniques that rely upon the way between two words, or a vector portrayal of the word portrayals. The motivation behind this paper is a comprehensive survey Measuring Semantic Relatedness between Web Search Content. Furthermore, we give rules to analysts and specialists on the best way to choose the most important SR strategy for their motivation. At last, in light of the similar investigation of the looked into relatedness measures, we distinguish existing difficulties and conceivably important future research bearings in this space.