"nonsynonymy" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1966 April, \"Paul Ziff\", \"The Nonsynonymy of Active and Passive Sentences\", The Philosophical Review, page 230",
          "text": "The nonsynonymy of \"A woman strikes a man\" and \"A woman is struck by a man\" is readily aligned with the nonysynonymy of \"to strike\" and \"to be struck\""
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        "(semantics) The quality of not being synonymous."
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  "word": "nonsynonymy"
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        "(semantics) The quality of not being synonymous."
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