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For example , a score of five , meaning ' highly similar ' , was changed to a score of one , meaning ' closely related ' . In this way , scores reflected the semantic distance between the pairs of adjectives .
For example , a score of five , meaning ' highly similar ' , was changed to a score of one , meaning ' closely related ' . In this way , scores reflected the semantic distance between the pairs of adjectives .
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Tokens that are similar but not identical ( differing in slight ways in meaning , phonetic shape , pragmatics ) to ... Thus the phonetic shape of a word might consist of a set of phonetic exemplars that are very similar to one another .
Tokens that are similar but not identical ( differing in slight ways in meaning , phonetic shape , pragmatics ) to ... Thus the phonetic shape of a word might consist of a set of phonetic exemplars that are very similar to one another .
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In the corpus , there were fifteen other adjectives or modifying expressions with meanings similar to inmóvil that were used only one to three times . These adjectives form a category with prototype effects : the most frequent member is ...
In the corpus , there were fifteen other adjectives or modifying expressions with meanings similar to inmóvil that were used only one to three times . These adjectives form a category with prototype effects : the most frequent member is ...
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Letters to Language | 5 |
Enhancement and overlap in the speech chain Samuel Jay Keyser Kenneth Noble Stevens | 33 |
Revisiting anaphoric islands Alice C Harris | 114 |
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