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Thursday, November 30, 2023
Monosemy
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Monosemy
noun 1. The property of having only one meaning.
EXAMPLE SENTENCES
"I'll be presenting a paper on the difficulties of translating monosemy and polysemy in ancient texts at the conference."
"We're taking a monosemy approach for the first round of research."
"The artificial language is built on a monosemy structure."
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Greek, 1950s
Why This Word?
Unless you're a linguist or a computer scientist, the chances of you using the word "monosemy" in conversation are slim, but it's still an interesting concept to understand. In linguistics, monosemy is when a word or a part of a word has only one meaning. ...
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