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Typicality [gradable]
A State_of_affairs is generally, or with regard to a particular Feature, representative of its class, which may be narrowed to a specific Comparison_set.
The Elan truly is an unusual car|soa; the first and only Lotus with a front engined/front wheel drive layout, and the first new Lotus to be introduced since 1975.
I need a plain, vanilla example|soa that doesn't use PRINT!
How smart is the average drug user/experimenter|soa?
It's not unusual to be loved by anyone|soa, It's not unusual to have fun with anyone,
Is lying|soa normal for a child this age|com, and how can I best handle this situation?
The Elan truly is an unusual car|soa; the first and only Lotus with a front engined/front wheel drive layout, and the first new Lotus to be introduced since 1975.
I need a plain, vanilla example|soa that doesn't use PRINT!
How smart is the average drug user/experimenter|soa?
It's not unusual to be loved by anyone|soa, It's not unusual to have fun with anyone,
Is lying|soa normal for a child this age|com, and how can I best handle this situation?
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- Typicality (fn_1.7_2023)
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Core Frame Elements (2)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Feature |
A property of the State_of_affairs wherein it differs or is similar to members of a Comparison_set.
David Hasselhoff's daughters are normal in every way|fea. |
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| State_of_affairs |
The state of affairs which is evaluated with regard to whether it exhibits the essential characteristics of a Comparison_set.
However I have always loved having an unusual name and I think it's a beautiful name. . |
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Peripheral Frame Elements (2)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
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| Comparison_set |
The set of indviduals, which are of similar kind to the Entity, and to which the Entity is compared.
It's not unusual for interviewers|com to look beyond a resume and face-to-face meeting to find the unspoken clues about your personality. |
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| Degree |
The extent to which the Entity varies from other members of the Comparison_set.
That is a very unusual bear. |
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Lexical Units (13)
| LU | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| abnormal.a | — | FN: reflecting an uncommon or infrequent situation |
| average.a | — | COD: a usual or ordinary amount, level, or rate. |
| common.a | — | FN: Usual; to be expected |
| commonplace.a | — | COD: not unusual; ordinary |
| conventional.a | — | FN: following accepted customs or standards, especially in an ordinary or unoriginal way |
| curious.a | — | FN: unorthodox or unexpected |
| irregularity.n | — | FN: not normal |
| normal.a | — | FN: reflecting a common or frequent situation |
| odd.a | — | COD: unusual or unexpected; strange |
| ordinary.a | — | COD: with no distinctive features; normal or usual |
| typically.adv | — | FN: in a typical or common manner |
| unusual.a | — | COD: remarkable; exceptional. |
| vanilla.a | — | COD: having no special or extra features. |
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