monoseme
polysemantic word
polysemant
polysemous word
definiens
semasiologically
submeaning
superordinate
hypernym
obscenity
superordinate word
semiotical
antonym
Seinfeldesque
sense
sesquizygous
spermiogram
synonym
semasiological
of course my horse
semivocal
transferred sense
notional opposite
zero derivation
plesionym
lexically
signification
undersense
prenominal
seigneurial
troponymic
guiro
generally speaking
lexiconic
distinctive
derival
adverb
autoantonym
equivocal
semiglossy
near-synonym
subsense
literally
verbal
squiggle
inhabited
vocable
abbreviation
descriptive
antonymous
countersense
sibeh
paronymic
idionym
Oïl language
synsemantic
root
subjective synonym
seigneuress
holonymy
yuh-uh
plerematic
multisemiotic
opposite word
nameword
opposite
parasynonym
set phrase
partonym
sememic
referent
etymologize
hell if I know
counterdefinition
subdeciduous
determinatum
isofucosterol
parenthetical
paronym
grammaticolexical
subdenticulate
wordish
verbatim
similar
denotative
spelling
literal
short
synonymity
vernacularism
heterograph
descriptive adjective
grandiloquism
semantic relation
heterobasionym
attribute

English words for 'An underlying meaning of a word, more general than a sememe.'

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