What does polysemic mean?
Polysemic means (linguistics) Having a number of senses (meanings) or understandings..
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/pəˈlɪs.ɪ.mɪk/ · adjective
(linguistics) Having a number of senses (meanings) or understandings..
As a series of polysemic and paradoxical sketches, Jackass does not lend itself to one particular theoretical analysis.
Use polysemic when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Polysemic means (linguistics) Having a number of senses (meanings) or understandings..
Common synonyms include polysemantic, polysemous.
Possible antonyms include monosemantic, monosemic, monosemous, univocal.
As a series of polysemic and paradoxical sketches, Jackass does not lend itself to one particular theoretical analysis.
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