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A polysemous word is a word has several sub-senses which are related with one another. It is ambiguous. | |||
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* key ( 'Piano key' or 'front door key') | |||
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Glossary of Basic Semantic Terms
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polysemy
A polysemous word is a word has several sub-senses which are related with one another. It is ambiguous.
Examples
- key ( 'Piano key' or 'front door key')
Quantifiers
Pronunciation
Definition
Quantifiers refer to quantity Comment: ...
Examples
more than half
a third
Related terms
References and links
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