Seven Types of AmbiguityChatto and Windus, 1930 - 325 Seiten |
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... words with which I shall imitate their meaning so as to show how it is conveyed . And behind this notion of the word itself , as a solid tool rather than as a collection of meanings , must be placed a notion of the way such a word is ...
... words with which I shall imitate their meaning so as to show how it is conveyed . And behind this notion of the word itself , as a solid tool rather than as a collection of meanings , must be placed a notion of the way such a word is ...
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... word are called out only by the word itself , or what is guessed to be the word itself ; they are trained to be very completely inhibited by anything near the word but not quite right . It is only when a word has been passed in ...
... word are called out only by the word itself , or what is guessed to be the word itself ; they are trained to be very completely inhibited by anything near the word but not quite right . It is only when a word has been passed in ...
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... word which covers its own opposite , because , though it pos- sesses many such words , they are of a late origin and were elaborated as a literary grace . The many examples one can find in English ( a ' restive ' horse , for instance ...
... word which covers its own opposite , because , though it pos- sesses many such words , they are of a late origin and were elaborated as a literary grace . The many examples one can find in English ( a ' restive ' horse , for instance ...
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