UNIT 6 Flashcards

1
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gradable antonym

A

opposite ends of a continuum
young-old

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2
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complimentary antonym

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no middle ground
dead-alive

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3
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relational antonym

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opposite points of view on the same interaction
win-lose

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4
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Homophones

A

same pronounciation
different meaning
two-too-to

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5
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homograph

A

same spelling
different meaning
TEAR

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6
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homonyms

A

same BOTH spelling and pronounciation

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7
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polysemy

A

single word
two different meanings
-cap

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8
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fuzzy concepts

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a concepy with no clear cut boundaries
-tall
-old

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9
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prototype

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first thing that comes to you when thinking of an example of something

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10
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conventionalized metaphor

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a metaphor that has become fully integrated intoa language
-bob is a pig

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11
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conceptual metaphor

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holding two general concepts
-drunk = hammered

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12
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Lexicalization

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13
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Sapir-Whorf hypothesis

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language effects how speakers conceptualize the world

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14
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Subject

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the instigator

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15
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object

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the undergoer of an event

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16
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Agent

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the subject that must be able to also add an adverb

17
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experiencer

A

a subject experiencing an event of perception, sensation, etc

18
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ambiguity

A

extending the sentace with more detail

19
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cause

A

instigates an even that was not purposeful
-the hurricane destroyed the house

20
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instrument

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an item that gets manipulated by someone
-the knife cut through the cake

21
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patient

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something/someone undergoes an event and is changed or effected by it
-the dog ate my homework

22
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theme

A

someone undergoes an event but is not effected by it

23
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goal

A

entity that has an endpoint
-the class travelled to England

24
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location

A

the place where it happened

25
Q

entailments

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sentance A guarantees the truth of sentance B
NO ASSUMPTIONS

26
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presuppositions

A

assumed sentences
-lucy is late again

27
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implicatures

A

a hidden meaning
-its getting late

28
Q

maxim of Relation

A

relevance

29
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maxim of quantity

A

exactly imformative

30
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maxim of manner

A

not direct
-i dont dislike him
(you don’t like him)

31
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maxim of quality

A

truthful but avoiding exact question
“has your sister ever competed in tour de france?”
“well, she owns a bike”