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Перевод: synonymy

[прилагательное]
синонимичный;
[существительное]
синонимия ; синонимичность ; синонимика

Тезаурус:

1. These relations may be of the paradigmatic variety (e.g. oppositeness, synonymy, etc.) or they may be of the so-called paronymic sort (that is to say, involving identity of root, but difference of syntactic category, as, for instance, with act : actor , race : racy .
2. Defining hyponymy is less straightforward than defining cognitive synonymy.
3. 4.3 Cognitive synonymy
4. A relatively small number of these have come to occupy focal positions in discussions of lexical semantics (such relations as antonymy, hyponymy and synonymy), and they form correspondingly prominent topics of the present and succeeding chapters.
5. SIR - I believe that if a current inventory of known insect and other species was available, descriptive work might be more efficient than the current 20 per cent wastage rate (due to synonymy).
6. It is in these terms that an attack is often mounted on the whole idea of synonymy.
7. Horse and mare in 16a and b do not represent a genuine but contextually restricted form of synonymy: their semantic distinctness remains, and can easily be made manifest.
8. Cognitive synonymy may be defined as follows:
9. It is of course true that one of the main purposes of distinguishing discrete senses is to have available a unit which can stand in relations such as synonymy and oppositeness.
10. the semantic relations in the vocabulary of English: ambiguity, appropriateness, collocation, synonymy, antonymy, paraphrase, dictionary, thesaurus , etc.;
11. As we shall see in chapter 12, there are different degrees of synonymity; the relation defined in terms of truthconditional relations will be distinguished as cognitive synonymy .
12. This phenomenon will be illustrated using pseudo-synonymy, although pseudo-relations are not in principle limited to synonymy.
13. The lexical relation which parallels identity in the membership of two classes is, of course, synonymy.