Chapter 6_ Semantics Flashcards

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Hyponymy

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A meaning relationship between words.

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Synonymy

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A meaning relationship between words, where their reference is exactly the same.

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Sister words

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Words that, in terms of their reference.

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Antonymy

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A meaning relationship between words where their meanings are in some sense opposite.

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Gradable Antonyms

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Words that are antonyms and denote opposite ends of a scale.

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Truth Value

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Either true or false.

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Converses

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Antonym in which the first word of the pair suggests a point of view opposite to that of the second word.

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Entailment

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A relationship between proposition where a proposition is said to entail another proposition.

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Truth conditions

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The set of conditions that would have to hold in the world in order for the proposition.

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incompatible

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The relationship between two proposition where it is impossible for both of them.

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Principle of compositionality

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The notion that the meaning of a Parasal expression is predictable from the meaning of the expressions it contains and how they were syntactically combined.

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Compositional

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The Meaning of a phrasal expression that is predictable from meanings of smaller expressions.

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Pure intersection

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The relationships between the reference of an adjective and a noun it modifies such that each picks out a particular group of things.

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Non intersection

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An adjective whose reference is a subset of the set that the noun it modifies refers to.

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Anti intersection

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An adjective whose referent are not in the set referred to by the noun that it modifies.

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Relative intersection

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Type of relationship between adjective and noun reference where the reference of the adjective is determined relative.

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Intersective adjectives``

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An adjective whose reference is determined independently from the reference.

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Subsective adj

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Adjective whose reference is included in the set of things that the noun they modify refers to.

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proposition

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The sense expressed by a sentence.

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complementary

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Pair of antonyms such that everything must be described by the first word.

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Hypernym

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A meaning relationship between words.

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Mental image

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A conception of a words sense as a picture in the mind.

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sense

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A mental representation of an expression meaning.

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Reference

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A component of linguistic meaning that relates the since of some expressions

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Referents

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An actual entity or an individual in the world to which some expression refers.

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Semantics

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The study of linguistic meaning.

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Lexical semantics

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A Suffield of semantics that studies meaning of lexical expressions

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Compositional semantics

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The meaning of a phrasal expression .

29
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diacritic

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An extra mark on a written symbol.

30
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prototype

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For any given set, member that exhibits the typical qualities of the members of that set