2. LING 581: Advanced Computational Linguistics
Lecture Notes
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Some possible test cases for WordNet

4. Word Smart for the GRE

5. Example: using bfs2.perl
Definition:
mooch
tolerate
discordant sound
Word:
cadge
brook
cacophony
same synset
cadge hype obtain hype get hypo buy enta
pay deriv payer deriv pay hype tolerate
brook hype permit hype accept deri acceptation deri accept
hype get hypo obtain hypo mooch#v#1
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cadge hype beg hype request hype communicate deri communication
hypo auditory_communication hypo sound
brook hype permit hype accept hypo agree deri agreement hypo accord deri accordant ants discordan
brook hype stream hype body_of_water hypo sound
cacophony hype dissonance hype sound_property hype property hypo strength hypo endurance deri tolerate
cacophony hype dissonance deri discordant
cacophony hype noise hype sound

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