Antonymy Acquisition is a theoretical construct in lexical semantics that specifically accounts for the developmental mechanisms through which learners come to recognize, represent, and utilize antonymous word pairs in natural language.
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Christiane Fellbaum · International Journal of Lexicography · 1995 · 144 citations
Contexts of antonymous adjectives
Walter G. Charles, George A. Miller · Applied Psycholinguistics · 1989 · 135 citations
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University of Sussex
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Princeton University
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University of Manchester
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