A Linguistic Perspective on Lexical Relations and Semantic Structure

A Linguistic Perspective on Lexical Relations and Semantic Structure is a simple and clear guide to understanding how words are related by meaning. The book explains important concepts such as synonymy, antonymy, hyponymy, polysemy and collocation in an easy way. It connects traditional linguistic theory with modern research in cognitive science and corpus linguistics.Each chapter gives clear definitions, examples and practical uses of lexical relations in language study and communication. The book also discusses how word meanings change over time and how they are used in different languages. It helps readers see how meaning is formed, organized and used in real life.This book is written for students, teachers, researchers and anyone who loves language and wants to understand how words work together to create meaning. It is useful for both learning and teaching purposes and serves as a helpful reference for linguistic.

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Dr. Somanath Vyavhare is a Professor of English associated with Rayat Shikshan Sanstha, Satara, India. He has successfully cleared the SET and has actively participated in more than eleven National and International Conferences. He has seven years of teaching experience.