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Coats and bras and jeans – and clothes, too: Lexical contrast between hyperonyms and hyponyms
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Signals of Contrastiveness: But, Oppositeness, and Formal Similarity in Parallel Contexts
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Inclusion, contrast and polysemy in dictionaries: The relationship between theory, language use and lexicographic practice
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Identification of homonyms in different types of dictionaries
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Signals of contrastiveness: but, oppositeness and formal similarity in parallel contexts
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Shoes, boots and vertical polysemes: The dynamic construal and conventionality of word senses
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Metonymy, category broadening and narrowing, and vertical polysemy
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Metonymy, category broadening and narrowing, and vertical polysemy
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On the distinction between metonymy and vertical polysemy in encyclopaedic semantics
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Koskela, Anu. - : University of Sussex Working Papers in Linguistics and English Language, 2005
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