Sentence examples for concepts of the word from inspiring English sources

The list of full hyponyms contains a hierarchy of hyponyms which represent direct and indirect related concepts of the word being searched.

These features deal with the underlying meaning or concepts of the words and are used by Raymond et al. [1] to create semantic language models for detecting untruthful reviews.

It was our 48th anniversary on June 8th, but Clare no longer has any concept of the word "anniversary" nor does she have any concept of time.

Instead of embracing this child that you nurtured through life, you cling to a bastardized concept of "the word of God" that has turned a religious practice into an exercise of superstition.

Actually, in modern society, our concept of the words "death" and "dying" largely imply the end of existence.

Attention was given to the concept of the words in the different languages in order to produce a similar impression on respondents in both cultures and identify possible difficulties in understanding the questionnaires.

They bequeathed a concept of the written word as a beautiful physical object that has outlived their language as well as their empire.

The concept of articulating the words "I'm hurt by this," or "This is making me sad," is unfathomable to most men.

Have a basic concept of how the words are pronounced.

The concept of the five-word speech was a reaction to years of listening to ten minute boring acceptance speeches of companies talking about people no one knew about.

Finding concepts of words from the given short text and identifying the words that occur frequently with those words are collectively represented as semantic enrichment.