2) an ad hoc semantic feature presumptively present on a noun representing a sort of manifestation interpreted as produced by culture, ¶2-4-1, figure 9; a l. presumably opposes other manifestations of culture, such as religion, literature, artwork
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1) a means of communicating between human beings using conventional signs produced as vocal sounds or written symbols,
¶2-0-3; 2) an ad hoc semantic feature presumptively present on a noun representing a sort of manifestation interpreted as produced by culture, ¶2-4-1, figure 9; a l. presumably opposes other manifestations of culture, such as religion, literature, artwork |