The document defines and provides examples of semantic relations among sentences including connotation vs denotation, paraphrasing, entailment, contradiction, and labeling. Connotation refers to emotional associations of a word while denotation is the literal meaning. Paraphrasing means sentences have the same meaning but different forms. Entailment is when the truth of one sentence implies another but not vice versa. Contradiction means if one sentence is true, the other must be false. Labeling is describing something with a short phrase.

1. SEMANTIC RELATIONS AMONG
SENTENCES
By
SITI HANIFAH
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2. CONNOTATION
Vs
DENOTATION

3. Connotation 
Refers to the associations that are connected to a certain
word or the emotional suggestions related to that word.
Denotation 
Refers to literal meaning of a word.
Example :
Snake
denotation  the kind of reptile,
connotation  evil or danger.

4. PARAPHRASE
two sentences that have different forms but the same meaning.
Example :
Giraffes like Accacia leaves and hay and they can consume 75 pounds of
foood a day.
 A giraffe can eat up to 75 pounds of Acacia leaves and hay everyday.

5. ENTAILMENT
two sentence in which the truth of the first imples the truth of the
second, but the truth of the second does not necessarily imply the
truth of the first.
Example :
The president was assassinated  The president is dead.
Barney killed the spider  the spider is dead

6. CONTRADICTION
two sentence such that if one is true, the second must be false.
Example :
Dodo is extinct. A hunter has just shot a dodo

7. LABELING
describing someone or something in a word or short phrase.
Example :
If a parent is in prison a child will automatically be labelled as a trouble
maker

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