semantic English

Meaning semantic meaning

What does semantic mean?

Definitions in simple English

semantic Adjective

— If something is semantic it is based on semantics. It is about meaning in language. Were his errors semantic, like calling a horse a deer or a saddle? Or were they based on the sound of the word? Your whole argument is semantic, based one what you think the word "life" means.

semantic

— adjective of or relating to meaning or the study of meaning semantic analysis

Synonyms semantic synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as semantic?

semantic English » English

significant

sententious

sense

semiotic

semanticist

semantically

outstanding

notional

notable

niggle

meaning

material

llinguistic

literal

handsome

conspicuous

considerable

connotative

Examples semantic examples

How do I use semantic in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

There may be semantic differences.

I don't wanna get in a semantic argument.

Don't give me a semantic argument.

You anti-semantic bastard.

We call that a semantic argument where I come from, but. Maybe they do things differently at Harvard Law, huh?

Don't get semantic. - Bye.

It could be figurative representations, or could be semantic or syntactic, like geometric figures.

General knowledge, like language and facts, is called semantic memory.

It's just semantic bullshit!

So your mirth is merely a discharge of nervous energy with no semantic content at all?

Though the difference is semantic, really.

That's a creatively semantic way of saying we're lying.

Uh, while we're correcting semantic gaffes. antiques are what you get when you pull off the highway in Michigan.

It was interesting. They are not episodic, but semantic.

Some very good men go so far as to call it a philosophical and semantic paradox. And hence, permanently an impossibility.

Don't give me a semantic argument. I was content with the way things were.

Don't get semantic.

The second sign gives the clue as to how the sequence should be read. It could be figurative representations, or could be semantic or syntactic, like geometric figures.

So, semantic are stored facts, and episodic are sequences of memories.

Relax. I'm using semantic convention to sound accessible.

It's a simple message repeated, semantic encoding.

Not to sound anti-semantic, but the whole Jew thing, I think it's kind of bullshit.

At first I thought she was mapping from internal semantic form to syntactic tree-structure and then getting linearized words.

Look, I enjoy semantic digressions as much as the next guy, but, uh, this is business.

What? Oh, my God! I cannot stand this semantic insanity anymore!

What, so now we have to get into some sort of semantic argument?

We're gonna need to focus less on semantic distinctions and more on how this caught us so completely by surprise.

It was interesting, if you want to be semantic, that strangling animals seemed to be OK.

We haven't got time for a semantic argument about this.

News and current affairs

Russia sniffs at the idea of demotion, and American officials appear to have decided to steer clear of the semantic debate.

The underlying idea behind semantic technology is to teach computers how the world operates.

But how would a semantic search engine solve the information quality problem?

Once computers can handle natural languages with semantic precision, high-quality information will not need to become popular before it reaches the end user, unlike what is required by Web search today.

Semantic technology can discern what it is.

Semantic technology promises other means of assuring quality, by detecting the richness and coherence of the concepts encountered in a given text.