Sentence examples for false synonyms from inspiring English sources

The repaired statues are what Ms. Boym, citing Umberto Eco, calls "false synonyms" of the ones that appeared in the 1930's.

In Goodrich (1977), who used matching-format MC vocabulary tests in context, participants were attracted to contextually related distractors, false synonyms, and antonyms the latter two being classified as having a paradigmatic relationship.

(Notice that Bolzano uses the predicate "it is false that" as a synonym for the logical particle "not". He does not consistently distinguish object- and meta-language).

The stylebook says "phony" is colloquial and suggests synonyms: for example, counterfeit, fake, false, forged.

The results however represent approximate values due to factors such as unmatched synonyms or unrecognized word ordering (false negatives) and incorrectly resolved polysemy (false positives).

Topics include hyphenation, prefixes, false friends, discourse markers, linking words, synonyms, antonyms and much, much more.

A copy of an IS element is considered to be a true positive if it is predicted to be a copy of that IS element or its synonyms and isoforms; otherwise it is a false negative.

In addition, using free text for information retrieval can produce false positives due to ambiguity and additional false negatives due to synonyms (Bhogal et al., 2007).

Two-letter synonyms, such as "IN" for CD44 Indian Blood Group, also caused high false positives as the OBA concept recognition tool interpreted all incidences of the word 'in' as a gene mention for CD44.

Based on this analysis and false negatives found in the development part of the curated corpus, we added 142 synonyms to the dictionary.

These include false positive and false negative recognition issues arising from ambiguous names and from synonym and spelling variants, respectively.