Annual Review of Psychology, Volume 50Janet T. Spence, John M. Darley, Donald J. Foss |
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... polysemous word . The alternative meanings of a polyse- mous word are distinguished , of course , as they are in conventional dictionar- ies , by synonyms and definitional glosses and , sometimes , by illustrative phrases or sentences ...
... polysemous word . The alternative meanings of a polyse- mous word are distinguished , of course , as they are in conventional dictionar- ies , by synonyms and definitional glosses and , sometimes , by illustrative phrases or sentences ...
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... polysemous it tends to be ( Zipf 1945 , Jastrezembski 1981 ) . It is useful to maintain a distinction between polysemy and ambiguity . Al- though polysemous open - class words are commonly assumed to be ambigu- ous , they are only ...
... polysemous it tends to be ( Zipf 1945 , Jastrezembski 1981 ) . It is useful to maintain a distinction between polysemy and ambiguity . Al- though polysemous open - class words are commonly assumed to be ambigu- ous , they are only ...
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... polysemous words . For example , the polysemous noun " shot " can have different referents depending on the domain of discourse in which it is used . In a discussion of marksmanship , shot means one thing ; to a bartender it is ...
... polysemous words . For example , the polysemous noun " shot " can have different referents depending on the domain of discourse in which it is used . In a discussion of marksmanship , shot means one thing ; to a bartender it is ...
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