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Lexical Semantics
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French- As Level Mind Map on Lexical Semantics, created by thornamelia on 07/11/2014.
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french- as level
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Lexical Semantics
Puns
A bad joke
eg. Broken puppet for sale, no strings attatched,
Idioms
Well known phrases.
eg. Put to sleep
Euphemism
Making something out to be less rude then it is.
Little Ladies room
Metaphors
When a word is applied to another word
eg. Life is a roller coaster.
Similies
When something is compared to something
eg. The car was as shiny as the sea.
Rhetorical Questions
Questions which are asked where no answer is needed
eg. "What do you think?
Synonyms
Taboo Lexis
Neologism
Recently made words only just coming into use..
e.g. YOLO
Hyperbole
Any form of unlikely exaggeration
eg. Most Beautiful
Unusual Collocation
Words that would not usually go together
eg. Bitter Sweet.
Field Specific Lexis
Words which are only found with a certain topic
eg. Teams and Sports
Collocation
Words which are usually found together.
eg. Ice cold
Lexical Field
A theme which goes throughout a text.
eg. War
Dysphemism
Making something out to be worse then it is.
eg. Sleeping with the fishes
Ambiguity
Things with more than one meaning
A passerby helped dog bite victim
Connotation
Words which link to other words
eg. Cats, Dogs, Fish all connotate to Animals,
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