Definition of semanticity in English:

semanticity

noun ˌsɪmanˈtɪsɪtiˌsimanˈtisədē

mass noun

The quality that a linguistic system has of being able to convey meanings, in particular by reference to the world of physical reality.
Example sentencesExamples
- Another key element is a network of linked concepts of varying levels of ‘semanticity’, in which activation spreads and indirectly controls the urgencies of new codelets.
- Evidence of some criteria being met can be seen, i.e., they show some semanticity, prevarication, arbitrariness, and combining ability.

nounˌsimanˈtisədē

The quality that a linguistic system has of being able to convey meanings, in particular by reference to the world of physical reality.
Example sentencesExamples
- Evidence of some criteria being met can be seen, i.e., they show some semanticity, prevarication, arbitrariness, and combining ability.
- Another key element is a network of linked concepts of varying levels of ‘semanticity’, in which activation spreads and indirectly controls the urgencies of new codelets.

单词	semanticity
释义	Definition of semanticity in English: semanticity noun ˌsɪmanˈtɪsɪtiˌsimanˈtisədē mass noun The quality that a linguistic system has of being able to convey meanings, in particular by reference to the world of physical reality. Example sentencesExamples Another key element is a network of linked concepts of varying levels of ‘semanticity’, in which activation spreads and indirectly controls the urgencies of new codelets. Evidence of some criteria being met can be seen, i.e., they show some semanticity, prevarication, arbitrariness, and combining ability. Definition of semanticity in US English: semanticity nounˌsimanˈtisədē The quality that a linguistic system has of being able to convey meanings, in particular by reference to the world of physical reality. Example sentencesExamples Evidence of some criteria being met can be seen, i.e., they show some semanticity, prevarication, arbitrariness, and combining ability. Another key element is a network of linked concepts of varying levels of ‘semanticity’, in which activation spreads and indirectly controls the urgencies of new codelets.
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