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Polysemy: Meanings in Words

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True/False about word meanings

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Polysemy: Meanings in Words
 

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True/False about word meanings

by Pernekul Tursynkhan
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The primary meaning is always the newest meaning of a word.

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The word head in "head of the company" illustrates secondary meaning.

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In diachronic analysis, we study a word at one moment in time.

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Polysemy means that a word has only one meaning.

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Polysemy and homonymy are exactly the same phenomena.

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The primary meaning of a word is never the most frequent meaning.

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The expression "strong tea" demonstrates fixed context.

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A polysemantic word has two or more related meanings.

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Fixed context helps determine which meaning of a polysemantic word is used.

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Secondary meanings often appear through metaphor or metonymy.

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