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A sense relation is a [[paradigmatic]] | A sense relation is a [[paradigmatic relation]] between words or predicates. Two major types of sense relations can be distinguished: | ||
* Sense relations of inclusion, esp. [[hyponymy]] and [[synonymy]] | * Sense relations of inclusion, esp. [[hyponymy]] and [[synonymy]] | ||
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A sense relation is a paradigmatic relation between words or predicates. Two major types of sense relations can be distinguished:
- Sense relations of inclusion, esp. hyponymy and synonymy
- Sense relations of exclusion, esp. complementarity and antonymy (both of which are instances of the relationship of incompatibility).