Adjective Meanings

Adjective Meanings

1. Little-small, not to big; not much.

2. Denotation: a word place limits on what it can denote compositional senses of large expressions delimited what they can denote.

3. Entaalimens: are propositions that follow when a given proposition is true.

4. Synonymy: equivalent of sense. (mother.mom, mum)

5. Paraphrases: sentences with the same meaning.

6. Complementaries: defined in terms of pattern of entailment. (Mauded is the same/different as/from yours.

7. Antonymy: defined by a pattern of entailments.

8. Converses: a.California is richer than some countires., b.Some countries are poorer than California.

9. Meaning postulates: as a way of integrating into a logical systems the entailment information that comes from word meaning.

10. Grabable: which is to say that the language has ways of expressing different levels or degrees of the qualities thtat they denote.

11. Superlatives: denote extreme ends of scales.

12. Intersective: adjectives that fit this scheme of interpretation.

13. Incompatibility: set of words that can be larger that pairs.

14. Antonym pairs: they denote regions towards either end of scales.

15. Complementary pairs: same-different, right-wrong.