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    The document discusses different types of semantic relations including: 1. Gradable sense relations that can be measured on a scale like beautiful vs ugly. 2. Binary sense relations with two clear opposing meanings like on vs off. 3. Converse sense relations where one word implies the other like teacher vs student. 4. Multiple incompatibility where a word cannot have multiple meanings at once like a number. 5. Ambiguity where a sentence can have more than one interpretation. It also discusses similarities in meaning including synonyms, hyponyms where one word is a type of another, paraphrasing using different words with the same meaning, and entailment where one

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    The document discusses different types of semantic relations including: 1. Gradable sense relations that can be measured on a scale like beautiful vs ugly. 2. Binary sense relations with two clear opposing meanings like on vs off. 3. Converse sense relations where one word implies the other like teacher vs student. 4. Multiple incompatibility where a word cannot have multiple meanings at once like a number. 5. Ambiguity where a sentence can have more than one interpretation. It also discusses similarities in meaning including synonyms, hyponyms where one word is a type of another, paraphrasing using different words with the same meaning, and entailment where one

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    Semantics: Name: Darmwati Reg Num: 095204010 Class: Edu' A

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    Whide Sama Widya Hardi
    The document discusses different types of semantic relations including: 1. Gradable sense relations that can be measured on a scale like beautiful vs ugly. 2. Binary sense relations with two clear opposing meanings like on vs off. 3. Converse sense relations where one word implies the other like teacher vs student. 4. Multiple incompatibility where a word cannot have multiple meanings at once like a number. 5. Ambiguity where a sentence can have more than one interpretation. It also discusses similarities in meaning including synonyms, hyponyms where one word is a type of another, paraphrasing using different words with the same meaning, and entailment where one

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    SEMANTICS
    : DARMWATI : 095204010 : EDU A

    NAME REG NUM CLASS

    SENSE RELATION A. GRADABLE Example; a. Beautiful b. Full X Ugly I am looking the beautiful scenery She is very ugly and pleasant X Empty I am full My house is Empty B. BINARY Example; a. On X Off I put my computer on the table The father has turn off my computer b. Dead X Alive

    My love cat is dead killed by brother You are always alive in my heart C. . CONVERSENES Example; a. Teacher X Student In senior high school we have English Teacher funny I am Student In English department b. speak X listen widia speak English fluently The girl really love listen the rock music D. MULTIPLE INCOMPATIBILITY Example; a. Number

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    My boy friend hold my number phone b. Color My favorite color is white and blue E. AMBIQUITY Example; a. The police killed the Man with a Gun b. He Rabbi married my sister.

    SIMILARITIES OF MEANING A. SYNONIMY Example; a. Cup X Glass I need a cup of coffee I have been broken a glass b. Hide X conceal I saw him from a hide B. HYPONIMY Example; a. Red X Color Roses are red My favorites are blue color b. Hair X Head My sister has long hair Fathers Tom is a Headmaster in senior high school C. PARAPHRASE Example; a. He gave me some flowers b. I was given some flowers by him D. ENTAILMENT Example; a. Marys brother buy three horse tail b. Every body know that john is a gay

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