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In contrast to names, predicates which are descriptive words like blue , coughs, skyscraper which can clydenote things that they do describe . Most predicates are nouns, adjectives and verbs, and their denorationsare the sets of things they apply to or are true of, for example: ❖ word (noun): dog ❖ denotarionof dog = the set of dogs ❖ word (adjective): brown ❖ denotation of brown = the set of brown things ❖ word (verb): grin ❖ denotarionof grin = the set of creatures that grin
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Learn about predicates in linguistics, which are descriptive words like nouns, adjectives, and verbs that denote sets of things they describe. Explore examples of predicates such as 'dog', 'brown', and 'grin' and their denotations.
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