1.Sense relation, j. the semantic relationships which words contract with each other within the linguistic system on the basis of their sense., 2.Substitutional relations, g. are those existing between members of the same grammatical category since they are interchangeable., 3.Combinatorial relations, d. normally hold between items of different grammatical categories, for example adjectives which co-occur with nouns, 4. Meronymy or part-whole relation, h. is the one which holds between discrete referents, one is meronym, another is holonym, 5. A semantic field, a. is a system of networks held together by differences, oppositions and values, 6. Paraphrase, c. is the relationship where two propositions have the same truth conditions., 7. Lexical gap, i. refers to the absence of a lexeme or a word at a particular place in the structure of a lexical field., 8. Entailment, f. is defined as a logical relationship that applies between two propositions, where the truth of one implies the truth of the other because of the meanings of the words involved., 9. A necessarily true sentence (analytically true one), b. is one that is true in all possible circumstances or by virtue of linguistic alone., 10. A contingently true sentence. (synthetically true one), e. is one whose truth value might have been, or might be, different in other circumstances (possible worlds).

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