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Artificiality [classification_identity]
An Entity is evaluated for whether or not it belongs to a particular Reference_category in a context where its category membership is doubtful. The criterion or criteria that are relevant to evaluating Reference_category membership depend on the individual lexical units and/or on the context. Typically, either the material composition of the Entity, its method of creation, or the identity (and proper authority) of its creators are critical for proper category membership. Note that Entity also covers behaviors.
It can be hard to get your money back after discovering you've bought a bogus
autograph for hundreds or thousands of dollars!
It can be hard to get your money back after discovering
you've bought a BOGUS autograph for hundreds or thousands of dollars!
A bogus policeman pulling over motorists was arrested after stopping a car carrying
four real officers.
A BOGUS policeman pulling over motorists was arrested after stopping a car carrying four real officers.
You people are pretty thick if you think you have evidence to prove that the moon landing|ent was fake.
You people are pretty thick if you think you have evidence to prove that the moon landing was fake.
It can be hard to get your money back after discovering you've bought a bogus
autograph for hundreds or thousands of dollars!
It can be hard to get your money back after discovering
you've bought a BOGUS autograph for hundreds or thousands of dollars!
A bogus policeman pulling over motorists was arrested after stopping a car carrying
four real officers.
A BOGUS policeman pulling over motorists was arrested after stopping a car carrying four real officers.
You people are pretty thick if you think you have evidence to prove that the moon landing|ent was fake.
You people are pretty thick if you think you have evidence to prove that the moon landing was fake.
Properties
- ID
- #1660
- Entry
- frm_artificiality
- Namespace
- Relation.Classification_identity
- FrameNet version
- Artificiality (fn_1.7_2023)
- Domains
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- Types
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- Ontological type
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- English name
- Artificiality
Core Frame Elements (2)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entity |
The Entity that is being evaluated in terms of whether it is an instance of the Reference_category.
The bomb found at the US Embassy in Berlin|ent was fake. |
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| Reference_category |
The type relative to which the Entity is evaluated.
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Peripheral Frame Elements (1)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Degree |
The extent to which the Entity seems to belong (or not, if so specified by the lexical unit) to the category of the Reference_category is clear. Typically, this frame element is realized as an end-of-scale expression.
Of course, the picture was completely|deg fake, as could be seen by a number of clues. |
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Frame-Frame Relations (2)
Inheritance
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Lexical Units (14)
| LU | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| actual.a | — | FN: Not artificial; genuine |
| artificial.a | — | COD: made as a copy of something natural. |
| bogus.a | — | COD: not genuine or true |
| counterfeit.a | — | COD: made in exact imitation of something valuable with the intention to deceive or defraud. |
| disingenuous.a | — | FN: having a character that misleads a perceiver as to implications. |
| ersatz.a | — | COD: not real or genuine |
| fake.a | — | COD: not genuine. |
| false.a | — | COD: artificial. |
| genuine.a | — | COD: truly what it is said to be; authentic |
| phoney.a | — | COD: not genuine. |
| phoney.n | — | COD: a fraudulent person or thing. |
| pseudo.a | — | COD: not genuine; fake, pretentious, or insincere. |
| real.a | — | FN: Genuine, official, actual |
| true.a | — | FN: Not false; Genuine, real, actual |
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