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Judgment_direct_address [agentive]
In this frame, a Communicator judges the Addressee and then communicates that appraisal directly to the Addressee. The judgment is given for a particular Reason or about a particular Topic.
The principal rebuked the student for cheating on the exam.
The principal rebuked the student for cheating on the exam.
Properties
- ID
- #711
- Entry
- frm_judgment_direct_address
- Namespace
- Eventive.Agentive
- FrameNet version
- Judgment_direct_address (fn_1.7_2023)
- Domains
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- Types
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- Ontological type
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- English name
- Judgment_direct_address
Core Frame Elements (6)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Addressee |
The Addressee is jduged by the Communicator and receives the message of approval or disapproval.
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category
sentient
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— |
| Communicator |
The Communicator communicates a judgment to the Addressee.
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category
sentient
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— |
| Expressor |
An action or entity under the control of the Communicator that expresses the criticism or praise directed towards the Addressee.
Though she had killed him so long ago, she could still see his jeering smile. |
— | — |
| Medium |
The Medium identifies the physical or abstract entity in which the judgment is conveyed.
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— | — |
| Reason |
The Reason is why the Communicator forms the type of judgment they form.
The principal rebuked the student for cheating on the exam. |
category
state_of_affairs
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— |
| Topic |
The Topic is the subject on which the Addressee is being judged.
The teacher scolded the children about their meessy cookie eating. |
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FE Core Set(s) and Excludes
CoreSet
Reason
Topic
CoreSet
Communicator
Expressor
Medium
Excludes
Communicator
Expressor
Peripheral Frame Elements (6)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Degree |
The Degree is the severity of the judgment.
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category
degree
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— |
| Grounds |
The Grounds describes the basis for the judgment.
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| Manner |
The Manner is the way in which the judgment is communicated.
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category
manner
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— |
| Means |
The Means is the method employed to communicate the judgment.
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category
state_of_affairs
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— |
| Place |
The location where the Communicator admonishes the Addressee.
We were scolded in the kitchen by the biggest cook you've ever seen. |
category
locative_relation
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— |
| Time |
The point in time at which the Communicator berates or compliments the Addressee.
She complimented me almost every morning on my smart starched shirts. |
category
time
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— |
Extra-thematic Frame Elements (2)
| Frame element | Definition | Semantic type | Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Depictive |
The Depictive describes the state of the Communicator or Addressee.
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| Role |
The laudable or reprimandable status held by the Addressee.
He rebuked them as heathens and blasphemers. |
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Frame-Frame Relations (1)
Inheritance
Lexical Units (32)
| LU | Type | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| admonish.v | — | COD: reprimand firmly |
| admonishment.n | — | FN: reprimand. |
| admonition.n | — | FN: warning about something that (the addressed individual) will probably do wrong. |
| berate.v | — | COD: scold or criticize angrily. |
| castigation.n | — | COD: a severe reprimand |
| castigatory.a | — | FN: serving to reprimand severely |
| chastise.v | — | COD: reprimand severely. |
| chastisement.n | — | FN: severe reprimand. |
| chide.v | — | COD: scold or rebuke. |
| compliment.n | — | COD: a polite expression of praise or admiration. |
| compliment.v | — | COD: politely congratulate or praise (someone) |
| congratulate.v | — | FN: to communicate good wishes to someone for an event that has happened to them |
| give shit.v | — | FN: (extremely informal; with addressee as direct object) criticize. |
| harangue.v | — | COD: criticize at length in an aggressive and hectoring manner |
| jeer.n | — | COD: a rude and mocking remark. |
| jeer.v | — | COD: make rude and mocking remarks at someone. |
| rebuke.n | — | COD: a sharp criticism. |
| rebuke.v | — | COD: criticize or reprimand sharply. |
| reprimand.n | — | COD: a formal expression of disapproval. |
| reprimand.v | — | COD: address a reprimand to. |
| reproach.v | — | COD: express to (someone) one's disapproval of or disappointment in their actions. |
| reproof.n | — | COD: a rebuke or reprimand. |
| reprove.v | — | COD: rebuke or reprimand. |
| scold.v | — | COD: angrily remonstrate with or rebuke. |
| take to task.v | — | COD: reprimand or criticize someone |
| talking-to.n | — | FN: (with various verbs; us. from a superior to an inferior) speech intended to criticize and correct behavior. |
| tell off.v | — | COD: reprimand someone |
| telling off.n | — | FN: an event of chastizement. |
| thank.v | — | COD: express gratitude to. |
| thanks.n | — | COD: an expression of gratitude. |
| tongue-lashing.n | — | COD: a loud or severe scolding. |
| upbraid.v | — | COD: scold or reproach. |
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