Functional Mechanisms and Typological Patterns of Semantic Neutralization
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Semantic neutralization, meaning attenuation, functional semanticsAbstract
Semantic neutralization refers to the attenuation, loss, or contextual suspension of meaning distinctions that would otherwise be contrastive in language. This article provides a comprehensive examination of the mechanisms, functions, and conditions under which semantic oppositions become neutralized in natural discourse.
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