semantic
The first verbs to be acquired by the learner will be semantically general.
Our healthcare system will become increasingly digitized and semantically organized.
The semantically related words included a variety of semantic relations.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Linguistic terms & linguistic style
accentual
affricate
allophone
allophony
anaphor
contextualize
easy read
emphatic
entailment
etymological
etymologically
idiomatic
inflected language
parataxis
philological
philologically
polysemy
portmanteau word
stylistics
tautology

Examples of semantically

semantically
Recall that six different types of errors were coded; three were semantically related to the targets and three were not.
One important reason is the overextension of these utterances in use (whether syntactically, semantically, or pragmatically).
Nodes of most interest are filtered for visualisation, geometrically enlarged, semantically zoomed and shown in tree context of relevantly selected other nodes.
Faced with such variants, we need to analyze them, choose the better or best form, and try to transliterate semantically.
Without any additional support, however, this is an error-prone approach, liable to end up with semantically incoherent versions of components interoperating.
The algebraic framework gives a rigorous basis for describing and reasoning about processes semantically, as well as offering new insights into existing constructions.
Once again, this suggests that te-coordination is semantically coordinate.
As accent falls on semantically central words, rapid and effective processing of accent placement leads to efficient comprehension of meaning.
Mapping could provide a common layer from which several ontologies could be accessed and hence could exchange information in semantically sound manners.
A conceptual graph is a bipartite graph composed of conceptual relations and concepts that semantically characterize an object.
Finally, the expected focus can be rejected if it is grammatically or semantically incorrect.
In this way, semantically, the linear recursion can be reduced to recursion with ground result type and substitution of parameters.
This type of indexing enables new (semantically-enhanced) access methods.
Documents and semi-structured interviews generated textual data that was semantically analysed.
If every term had a semantically minimal type, in each context, then this would be a natural way of characterizing all other types.
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