Semantic overloading: a restudy of the verb remind

Abstract

A line must be drawn between meanings which are the reference of a word and other meanings which are inferred from its use in particular contexts, even though the inferential meanings may in time become referential. The verb remind is referentially akin to make think , only inferentially akin to resemble. Shared restrictions can be used to prove either case, but the proofs for inference (between remind and resemble ) are weightier.

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