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Polysemy in Context

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Polysemy in Context
 

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True/false on multiple meanings

by marin
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All polysemous words have unrelated meanings.

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Polysemy means a word has exactly one meaning.

3

In fixed context, misreading always occurs.

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The word 'set' has exactly three fixed meanings in English.

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The word 'bank' can mean a financial institution or the land beside a river.

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Polysemy occurs when a single word has multiple related senses.

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Homonymy and polysemy are identical concepts.

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In the sentence 'She read a book,' the word 'book' can refer to a physical object, showing polysemy across senses.

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Domain-specific contexts can bias which sense of a polysemous word is perceived.

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Fixed context helps readers choose the intended sense of a polysemous word.

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