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What is the term for the hierarchical relationship where some words have a more general meaning than others, while referring to the same entity?
What is the term for the hierarchical relationship where some words have a more general meaning than others, while referring to the same entity?
- Generality
- Meronymy
- Specificity
- Hyponymy (correct)
In the hierarchical relation of 'Generality' and 'Specificity', which pair of words best represents this relationship?
In the hierarchical relation of 'Generality' and 'Specificity', which pair of words best represents this relationship?
- Tree and Oak (correct)
- Foot and Toe
- 'Treeness' and 'This'
- Blade and Handle
What is the 'part of' hierarchical relation known as?
What is the 'part of' hierarchical relation known as?
- Specificity
- Meronymy (correct)
- Hyponymy
- Generality
What phenomenon leads to the existence of lexical gaps in hyponymy and meronymy trees?
What phenomenon leads to the existence of lexical gaps in hyponymy and meronymy trees?
What are semantic primitives?
What are semantic primitives?
In semantic field analysis, how are words grouped together?
In semantic field analysis, how are words grouped together?
What is an example of a structural relation in semantic field analysis?
What is an example of a structural relation in semantic field analysis?
What are collocations most clearly observed between?
What are collocations most clearly observed between?
What do grammatical collocations refer to?
What do grammatical collocations refer to?
In the context of lexical collocations, what influences the mutual expectancy of words?
In the context of lexical collocations, what influences the mutual expectancy of words?
What is an example of a verb with strong lexical collocations?
What is an example of a verb with strong lexical collocations?
'Wreak' has stronger lexical collocations compared to 'Settle' in terms of:
'Wreak' has stronger lexical collocations compared to 'Settle' in terms of:
What do dictionaries resort to when defining semantic primitives?
What do dictionaries resort to when defining semantic primitives?
What kind of relations do lexical collocations refer to?
What kind of relations do lexical collocations refer to?
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