lexical Relations and semantic ambiguity Flashcards

1
Q

is the study of meaning in language. It focuses on how words, phrases,
and sentences convey meaning, both
individually and in combination.

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Semantics

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refers to the
connection between words based on
their meanings.

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LEXICAL RELATION

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refers to the relationship
between words that have the same or
very similar meanings.

words with similar meaning

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Synonym

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4
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refers to the relationship
between words that have opposite
meanings.

words with opposite meaning

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Antonym

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5
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: is the relationship between words
where one word ——– is more specific and belongs to a broader category
represented by another word

a specific word within a
broader category.

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. Hyponym

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6
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is the relationship where a
single word has multiple related meanings.

a word with multiple related
meanings.

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Polysemy

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7
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is a general word that covers a group of more specific words

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Hypernym

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8
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refers to situations where a
word, phrase, or sentence has multiple possible meanings, making its interpretation unclear without additional context.

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SEMANTIC AMBIGUITY

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Occurs when a single word has multiple
meanings.

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Lexical Ambiguity

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occurs when a sentence can be interpreted in more than one way due to its grammatical
structure, rather than the meanings of
individual words.

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Structural ambiguity

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