"cohyponymically" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Unlike, say, botany or zoology, or even in a thesaural structure of a knowledge database, where the syntactical and semantic relationships between concepts is often highly ordered (e.g. hierarchically, cohyponymically), the central concepts and meanings in the field of management are more consensually negotiated.",
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          "text": "There are a number of straightforward cohesion devices used in the text. Men is iterated co-hyponymically: scientists, geneticists, immunologists, histologists, virologists, cell biologists, embryologists, the founding director, the present director, […]",
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