"copredication" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Furthermore, the naturalness of copredication gives us another means of separating polysemy from lexical ambiguity, since polysemous expressions usually license copredication across different senses, but lexically ambiguous nouns do not (Asher, 2011). For instance, the lexically ambiguous noun party gives rise to zeugmatic effects when we attempt to copredicate across its senses.",
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