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Definition of semantic field in English: semantic fieldnoun Linguistics A lexical set of semantically related items, for example verbs of perception. Example sentencesExamples - Not acknowledging the self-absorption in works that ‘rhyme’ falsifies our account of the semiotic and semantic fields created by literary rules and hypotheses.
- These semantic parameters instantiate nonlocal connections between distant semantic fields and create a complex web of mutual influences.
- Borrowing from English, however, is threatening to disrupt the unity of a great many semantic fields which are linked by these metaphors.
- This semantic field reveals an emic understanding of blindness, which involves the importance of everything visual in ancient Mediterranean culture.
- This prediction follows from the idea that spontaneous chain-linkages are generated between semantically related elements, within and across semantic fields.
Definition of semantic field in US English: semantic fieldnounsəˈmæn(t)ɪk fild Linguistics A lexical set of semantically related items, e.g., verbs of perception. Example sentencesExamples - This semantic field reveals an emic understanding of blindness, which involves the importance of everything visual in ancient Mediterranean culture.
- This prediction follows from the idea that spontaneous chain-linkages are generated between semantically related elements, within and across semantic fields.
- Borrowing from English, however, is threatening to disrupt the unity of a great many semantic fields which are linked by these metaphors.
- These semantic parameters instantiate nonlocal connections between distant semantic fields and create a complex web of mutual influences.
- Not acknowledging the self-absorption in works that ‘rhyme’ falsifies our account of the semiotic and semantic fields created by literary rules and hypotheses.
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