| These pairs often display regular polysemic relations, i.e. they constitute systematic sense combinations that are valid for more than one word. |
| Many words are polysemic, especially when they exist in different languages. |
| The contrast is again reiterated through the polysemic nature of photographic production itself. |
| Among other things it is important to invite them to exploit the language of images the evocative, polysemic and poetic potential of which is particularly rich. |
| But when a word emerges so strongly within the public discourse, it inevitably becomes polysemic. |
| The author may choose to use a specific word because it is polysemic or homonymic. |
