Semantics crowssword

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Across
  1. 3. Semantic violations in poetry such as ‘a grief ago’ is an example of _______.
  2. 6. _______ pronouns need an antecedent inside the same sentence.
  3. 8. Word pairs such as piece-peace are _______.
  4. 9. The principle of _______ is the principle that the meaning of an expression is composed of the meaning of its parts and how they are combined.
  5. 11. If two sentences entail each other, they are _______.
  6. 12. _______ is the scientific study of the meaning of language
  7. 14. One aspect of word meaning is _______, the association between a word and the object it refers to.
  8. 16. When compositionality fails in understanding the meaning of a sentence, listeners look for its _______ meaning.
  9. 18. If two sentences entail the negation of each other, they are _______.
  10. 19. Some verbs such as know cannot be used in a command, because they the semantic feature [_______].
Down
  1. 1. A(n) _______ is what the listener infers from an utterance about what the speaker is trying to convey.
  2. 2. The truth value of a(n) _______ is always true as defined by the meaning of its words and how they are put together.
  3. 4. A(n) _______ role refer to the semantic relation between an argument of a verb and the situation that the verb describes.
  4. 5. Words with opposite meanings are _______.
  5. 7. _______ refers to a relation between two sentences in which if the first sentence true, the second one is also true in all conceivable circumstances.
  6. 10. _______ verbs such as walk takes only one argument.
  7. 13. Both ‘I am sorry that our team lost’ and ‘I am not sorry that our team lost’ _______ that the speaker’s team lost.
  8. 15. _______ words receive part of their meaning via situational or linguistic contexts.
  9. 17. As language users, we follow the _______ of discourse to be cooperative in communication.