A Lexical Constraint is a formal restriction on the choice or usage of vocabulary within a text, distinguishing it from other constraints in constraint-based writing by specifically governing lexical selection rather than syntactic, orthographic, or phonological features.
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Multiple effects of sentential constraint on word processing
Kara D. Federmeier, Edward W. Wlotko, Esmeralda De Ochoa-Dewald et al. · Brain Research · 2006 · 500 citations · Full text
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Université Laval
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- Journal of Memory and Language
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