Translation of "Polysemie" in English

Plurivalence can appear as homonymy or polysemy.

Therefore, some linguists also do not see polysemy here.

So there was a transition name, the phenomenon of polysemy.

Examples of polysemy are also quite common.

Polysemy sometimes occurs from the transition of a name by external similarity.

This is an amazing language feature that should already be considered as a phenomenon of polysemy.

Enjoyment is a term marked by his polysemy in its uses in french.

And I'm not even talking about polysemy, which is the greedy habit some words have of taking more than one meaning for themselves.

In cases of homonymy or polysemy it is advisable to mark the nonequivalence of the concept in question with regard to another concept (e.g. represented by a similar term).

Like Alain Jullien explains it, I am interested in the gap, the in-between that create possibilities and opens to polysemy.

Thus it slips towards the progressive effacement of polysemy, prosody, gesture, mimicry and posture, to the profit of language rigorously subjected to scriptural machines and their mass media avatars.

The goal of this interdisciplinary conference is to situate the diversity and polysemy of such acts of symbolic communication into the broader context of medieval gift culture.

For both undermine the possibility of drawing a specific meaning from the picture, and encourage the viewer to investigate the polysemy without being able to exhaust the work.

It seems to me, on the contrary, that although Holmes’ description of ‘extradisciplinarity’ does include the possibility of ‘trans-semiotic’ production, his description of IC3’s political critique largely ignores Guattari’s insistence on the corporeality of aesthetic affects such as polysemy, prosody and gesture.

This leaves simple, but nevertheless important questions about the aesthetics of IC3 unanswered, questions that return us to Guattari's affirmation of polysemy, prosody and rhythm.

It seems to me, on the contrary, that although Holmes' description of 'extradisciplinarity' does include the possibility of 'trans-semiotic' production, his description of IC3's political critique largely ignores Guattari's insistence on the corporeality of aesthetic affects such as polysemy, prosody and gesture.

It is a language that is characterized by polysemy and synonymy, i.e. a same Word can mean many things, and same thing can denote many words.

By looking at the private Viennese collections Kontakt, Generali and TBA 21 the series of publicly held conversations will try to question the conversion process from private or privacy to the common and the collective and the polysemy of theses notions in echo with Collective Exhibition for a Single Body, a performance exhibition that will be presented in the former exhibition space of the Generali Foundation that became a branch of the Lidl food market.

Polysemy (derived from Ancient Greek polýs 'many' / 'several' and séma 'sign') means the capacity of a linguistic sign to have several meanings, which is typically found at word (lexeme) level.

Internet searches using search engines are also rendered more difficult by dint of the fact that synonyms are not taken into consideration, In contrast to such systems as the LDBB, a user would have to link all definitions with a similar or identical meaning to the search term in an "or search" whilst also excluding multiple meanings (polysemy).