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What does synchronic approach study?
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What is excluded from the object of semasiology?
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What expresses the notional content of a word?
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What branch of lexicology studies the meaning of words?
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What kind of meaning does semasiology deal with?
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What does semasiology study diachronically?
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What do we call a notion or an actually existing individual thing to which reference is made?
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What do we call an expression of relationship between words in speech?
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What is the lexical meaning of a word?
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Acad. V.V Vinogradov’s semantic classification of Phraseological units (fusions, unites, collocations). Give examples.
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What compounds are called idiomatic?
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What do we call the reflection in the mind of real objects and phenomena based on contrastive features of arrangements in which they occur?
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What do we call the process reverse to the narrowing of meaning?
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The most general term in a synonymic group is called?
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Synonyms that are similar in meaning only under some specific distributional contexts are called?
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What do we call a transfer of name based upon the association of similarity, a hidden comparison?
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Words different in meaning and sound but accidentally similar in spelling are called?
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The substitution of a harsh, offensive or tabooed word by another milder or less straightforward is called?
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What are the main subdivisions of Lexicology?
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What types of Lexicology do you know?
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What aspects of the language is Lexicology linked with?
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Words resembling each other in form and meaning are called?
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Denotational meaning and connotational meaning.
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What is the difference between General and Special Lexicology?
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What is the difference between Descriptive and Historical Lexicology?
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What is Phraseological Unit?
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What is Lexicography?
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How is Lexicology connected with Grammar (Phonetics, Stylistics, History of the Language)?
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What do you know about Diachronic and Synchronic Approaches to the study of the vocabulary of the language?
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What does Special Lexicology study?
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