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Analyzes meaning in language and its relation to real-world objects.
Sense is the descriptive meaning; Reference is the specific object it denotes.
Attributes that a referent must fulfill to be included in a term.
All objects that meet the criteria of a term's Intension.
Denotation is the main definition; Connotation includes emotional associations.
Describes relationships between lexems and their semantic structures.
Groups of words covering overlapping areas in a real-life domain.
Differentiates words in a lexical field by their attributes.
Words with similar meanings that can be used interchangeably in some contexts.
A relationship where one word is a specific instance of another.
Two hyponyms at the same level that cannot replace each other.
A relationship where one word denotes a part of another.
Total opposites where one negates the other.
Opposites that exist on a scale with intermediate stages.
Words describing the same situation from different perspectives.
Words indicating opposite directions or motions.
A single word having two different meanings.
Terms with different meanings that are unrelated.
Homophones sound the same but are spelled differently.
Terms with different meanings that share a similarity.
A relation based on similarity between different meanings.
A connection in the real world between different meanings.
A study of categorization based on mental prototypes.
Words that have multiple meanings.
The emotional or connotative aspect of phrases.
Meaning of complex sentences depends on their parts.
Limits on when a word can be appropriately used.
Words that frequently pair due to similar restrictions.