Exploring the semantic role of a counteragent, which describes an entity that opposes or hinders the action of another. This…
Conversational implicature refers to what a speaker suggests or implies with an utterance, beyond what is literally said. It's about…
Conventional metonymy is a figure of speech where a word or phrase stands for another related concept. It's deeply ingrained…
Conventional metaphors are deeply ingrained linguistic and conceptual tools that shape our understanding of abstract ideas by mapping them onto…
Conventional implicature refers to meaning that is suggested or implied by an utterance, but not strictly entailed by its literal…
Clausal implicature refers to the meaning conveyed beyond the literal words of a sentence. It arises from conversational principles, context,…
Cessative aspect describes an action or state that has ceased or is no longer ongoing. It focuses on the termination…
Bounded deixis refers to the use of deictic expressions whose reference is fixed within a specific context, like a text…
The assumptive mood is a grammatical mood used to express a speaker's belief that a statement is true or will…
The agent is the semantic role of the entity that intentionally performs an action. It's a core concept in linguistic…