Frames with LUs
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Frame | Description | FN Frame | LUs |
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Ability to act | able ability capability | ||
Absorption | an object becomes saturated by a fluid | Soaking_up | absorb.v sponge.n sponge.v up sponge.v absorption.n soak.v up soak.v soaking.n sop.v up saturate.v |
Access | Access_scenario | access.v | |
Access to a location | |||
Access to an object | access | ||
Access to education | |||
Access to knowledge | |||
Accompany | Cotheme | accompany accompaniment together | |
Across | Dimension | across.prep cross.v | |
Action | An action performed by an animate entity, prototypically involving motor-control. | Intentionally_act | action act actor |
Activity | Activity | ||
Addiction | person is addicted to a substance or activity | addict.n addict.v addiction.n hooked.a | |
Addressing poverty | |||
Addressing social problems | A social group or institution [Problem_solvers] acts so as to try to reduce extent or severity of a social problem [social_problem]. | ||
Adoption | adopt.v | ||
Advocacy | advocacy.n advocate.v advocate.n promote.v promoter.n promotion.n proponent.n proponence.n lobby.n lobby.v lobbyist.n exponent.n patron.n | ||
Affected motion | Very broad notion of "Caused Motion" which applies both to internal and external causal sources/forces, and in which the 'cause' can affect the motion in any one of various ways, including enabling, initiating,helping, impeding, or preventing a (potential) mover's motion. | ||
Affection | Experiencer_focus | ||
Agentive causation | |||
Agriculture | farm.v farm.n | ||
Aid to upward motion | rope.n lifeline.n ladder.n trampoline.n leg.n up staircase.n rope.v springboard.n stairway.n foothold.n | ||
Aids to action | |||
Aids to downward motion | objects that facilitate downward motion | trapdoor.n chute.n greased.a pole.n trap door.n slippery.a slope.n slope.n slide.n slope.v | |
Aids to motion | boost.v fuel.v thrust.v accelerate.v speed up.v yank.v spur.v spur.n streamline.v | ||
Air motion | wind.n gale.n gust.n draft.n squall.n blast.n breeze.n blow.v gust.v | ||
Amassing | Amassing | amass.v accumulate.v accumulation.n collect.v collection.n hoard.v hoard.n stockpile.v stockpile.n gather.v aggregate.v accrue.v | |
Analysis | Scrutiny | analyze.v criticize.v scrutinize.v study.n | |
Anger | anger.n angry.a furious.a fury.n rage.n enraged.a indignant.a irate.a incensed.a huffy.a outraged.a | ||
Animal | animal.n pig.n swine.n hog.n horse.n creature.n critter.n varmint.n bark.v wallow.v rat.n species.n phylum.n breed.n breed.v pedigree.n | ||
Animal life cycle | egg.n fledgling.n pup.n calf.n hatch.v spawn.v spawn.n breed.v croak.v | ||
Animate entity | A living entity that has the ability to move part(s) and/or all of its body | ||
Antagonistic force | bring.v to knees keep.v away hold.v back catch.v turn.v away push.v away impede.v overwhelm.v pin.v down by bring.v to one's knees pin.v down forcible.a | ||
Argument | Quarreling, Reasoning | argument.n point.n claim.n criticism.n | |
Artifact | Objects created or altered for some purpose | Artifact | |
Attach | Attaching | attach.v attachment.n append.v stick.v glue.v glue.n secure.v adhere.v affix.v cement.v cement.n cleave.v cling.v fasten.v adjoin.v epoxy.n | |
Attacking | Attacking actions performed on another animate entity | Attack | attack.n aggression.n aggressor.n assail.v assailing assailant.n assailment offensive.n onslaught.n strike.v attacker.n attack.v kick.v punch.v bludgeon.v beat.v jab.v pummel.v smack.v slap.v beating.n tackle.v shoot.v down spear.v stab.v assault.n assault.v thrash.v thrashing.n whack.v wallop.v besiege.v aggressive.a hostile.a |
Attention | |||
Attribute | Attributes | ||
Authority | authority.n authoritative.a | ||
Avoiding obstacles | dodge.n evasion.n avoid.v evade.v elude.v elusive.adj avoidance.n sidestep.v side-step.v keep.v at bay duck.v aversion.n bypass.v evader.n dodger.n dodge.v sidestep.n bypass.n detour.n detour.v | ||
Awakening | Cause_to_wake | arouse.v | |
Axis | |||
Back | back.n backward.a backwards.a back.a behind.adv rearward.a behind.p | ||
Backward motion | recede.v retreat.v pull.v back fall.v back move.v back backward movement.n | ||
Badness | bad.a badness.n | ||
Barrier | A physical object or landscape feature that prevents or makes it difficult for a mover to move in some (desired) direction | Having_or_lacking_access | barrier.n obstacle.n blockage.n block.v obstruct.v boundary.n border.n line.n wall.n threshold.n blockade.n roadblock.n road-block.n road block.n blocked.adj barred.adj bottleneck.n blockade.v |
Barrier to accessing a location | hurdle.n rocky.adj treacherous.adj stand.v in the way of barricade.v barricade.n dead end.n cul de sac.n cul-de-sac.n deadend.n dead-end.n | ||
Being at a High Location | highest level.n top one percent.n top of the pyramid.n on top stratosphere.n pinnacle.n peak.n top of the totem pole.n summit.n apex.n sky-high.a highest peak.n stratospheric.a high.a higher.a upper.a highest.adj high.n mountaintop.n peak.v top.a | ||
Being at a Low Location | bottom of the totem pole.n bottom of the heap.n the pits.n rock bottom.n rock-bottom.adj abysmal.adj bottom.v lower.v lowest.a bottom.n bottom percent.n low.a lower.a depths.n depth.n be.v under live.v below | ||
Being at a location | Being_located | location.n locate.v be.v placed place.n linger.v dwell.v | |
Being high on a scale | |||
Being in a Bounded Region | born.v into reside.v in live.v in exist.v in linger.v in bear.v in bear.v into dwell.v in remain.v in living in | ||
Being in the middle of a scale | middle.a median.n mid-level.a middling middle.n median.a middle-ground.a | ||
Being low on a scale | |||
Being stable | balance.v anchor.v | ||
Being unstable | teeter.v totter.v wobble.v waver.v lurch.v stagger.v stumble.v dodder.v dangle.v thrash.v about | ||
Belief | belief.n believe.v | ||
Biological entity | Biological_entity | ||
Bird | fledgling.n chick.n bird.n beak.n talon.n feather.n egg.n wings.n hatch.v full-fledged.a | ||
Birth | beginning or first phase/process of life cycle | Giving_birth | birth.n birth.v give.v birth childbirth.n child-bearing.n birthing.n parturition.n |
Blood flow | blood.n bleeding.n bleed.v hemorrhage.v circulate.v circulation.n exsanguinate.v bloodletting exsanguination bloodloss artery.n vein.n pulse.n staunch.v | ||
Blood-sucking creature | leech.n mosquito.n snake.n bloodsucker.n blood-sucker.n barnacle.n scrounger.n vampire.n tick.n | ||
Boat | Vehicle, Operate_vehicle | boat.n canoe.n ship.n raft.n bateau.n navigate.v admiral.n helm.n tiller.n captain.n pilot.n captain.v pilot.v rudder.n rudderless.a | |
Bodily functioning | |||
Body | Observable_body_parts | body.n leg.n belly.n arm.n back.n feet.n hand.n foot.n face.n ear.n mouth.n neck.n eye.n cheek.n spine.n bosom.n head.n finger.n heart.n gut.n bowel.n nerve.n tooth.n butt.n ass.n breast.n lung.n sole.n palm.n liver.n kidney.n pancreas.n stomach.n colon.n prostate.n ovary.n uterus.n | |
Body of water | natural or manmade bodies of water | ocean.n lake.n pond.n seaway.n sea.n bay.n brook.n river.n stream.n channel.n cove.n fjord.n gulf.n inlet.n loch.n pool.n strait.n | |
Body weight | body weight bodyweight | ||
Bounded entity | Bounded_entity | ||
Bounded region | Bounded_region | in.prep within.prep inside.prep out.prep outside.prep out of.prep outside of.prep boundary.n sphere.n expansive.a | |
Branches of government | |||
Building | Buildings | building.n foundation.n brick.n bedrock.n framework.n house.n cornerstone.n edifice.n skyscraper.n fortress.n fort.n citadel.n superstructure.n window.n door.n pillar.n tower.n sky-scraper.n palace.n castle.n keystone.n bastion.n shore.v up undermine.v | |
Bully | individual or group of individuals who intimidate, harass, torment, etc. another person or group | bully.n thug.n ruffian.n bully.v intimidate.v harass.v | |
Burden | burden.n burden.v weigh.v on heavy.a load.n stress.n stress.v strain.v strain.n hardship.n weigh.v down encumber.v encumberment.n burden.v with ton.n heap.v pile.n pile.v overload.v overburden.v weight.n millstone.n albatross.n heavy.a load.n burdensome.a back-breaking.a heap.n brunt.n baggage.n shoulder.v overburden.n overload.n bear.v saddle.v saddle.n | ||
Bureaucracy | bureaucracy.n bureaucrat.n administration.n official.n civil service.n bureaucratic.a civil servant.n pencil-pusher.n red.a tape.n red tape.n red-tape.n | ||
Burial | blanketed.n bury.v heap.v plow.v under buried.v heap.n | ||
Business | Businesses | business.n company.n industry.n | |
Cancer | A frame for the disease of cancer itself, containing cancer-specific LUs | cancer.n carcinoma.n cancer cell.n melanoma.n cancerous.a cancerous tumor.n malignant cell.n leukemia.n lymphoma.n breast cancer.n childhood cancer.n tumor.n carcinoid.a tumor marker.n pancreatic cancer.n stage 0.n stage 1.n stage 2.n stage 3.n stage 4.n stage 2B.n stage 3B.n paraneoplastic.a primary tumor.n metastasis.n metastatic cancer.n metastasize.v metastase.n met.n prostate cancer.n ovarian cancer.n uterine cancer.n liver cancer.n cancerous cell.n metastatic.a | |
Cancer patient | person afflicted with cancer | cancer patient.n cancer survivor.n cancer victim.n | |
Cancer treatment | different means for treating cancer | chemotherapy.n chemo.n radiation therapy.n radiation treatment.n cancer treatment.n immunotherapy.n chemotherapy drug.n chemotherapeutic drug.n chemo treatment.n cancer care.n neoadjuvant.a neoadjuvant therapy.n hormonal therapy.n radical surgery.n radical mastectomy.n mastectomy.n | |
Card game | card.n game.n cards.n game of cards.n trump.v cut.v the cards.n poker.n flush.n aces and eights.n UNO | ||
Career | career.n job.n | ||
Category | |||
Causation | This is intended to be a very general schema that specifies a causal relation between two situations (a 'cause' and an 'effect'). Perhaps prototypically, cause and effect occur as part of a scenario in which the 'process' (casual_process) associated with one entity (the causer) is conceptualized as somehow affecting the process (affected_process) associated with another entity (affected). This very general frame is meant to encompass many different types of causes (including, e.g., both force-application and the lack thereof), different types of 'causal' relations (e.g. cause, prevent, enable, help, hinder), and different types of 'affected processes' (including, e.g., the motion, location, or state of the affected entity). | Causation | cause.v cause.n causation.n effect.n |
Cause contact | apply.v touch.v | ||
Cause to see | Cause_to_perceive | show.v | |
Caused change of state | Cause_change | ||
Caused downward motion | Movement of an entity in a downward direction that is caused by some other entity or natural force | dragged.v down thrown.v into sucked.v into lower.v drag.v down throw.v into pull.v down depress.v | |
Caused upward motion | help.v up boost.v pull.v up hoist.v bolster.v lift.v hike.v raise.v yank.v out pull.v out boost.v up lift.v out elevate.v boost.n jack.v up boost.v out | ||
Center periphery | center.n central.a center.v periphery.n peripheral.a | ||
Change of location | |||
Change of state | Change_of_state_endstate, Change_of_state_initial_state | ||
Chewing | chew.v gnaw.v crunch.v ruminate.v masticate.v bite.v chomp.v biting nibble.v nibble.n bite.n munch.v chomp.n munch.n | ||
Circular path | Path that goes in a circle; hence, it leads back to where it starts and the source = goal. | roundabout.n carousel.n merry-go-round.n cul de sac.n dead end.n round-a-bout.n circuit.n merry go round.n traffic circle.n rotary.n circle.n rollercoaster.n | |
Citizen evaluation of government | |||
Citizen participation | civic.a citizenship.n | ||
Citizen rights | |||
Citizens | People_by_jurisdiction | citizen.n | |
Cleanliness | clean.v clean.a wash.v launder.v cleanliness.n clean.v up | ||
Clear paths to accessing a location | unobstructed.a make.v way unhindered.a unhinder.v unblocked.a clear.v the area clear.v the way vacate.v | ||
Closing a portal | lock.v close.v the door slam.v shut shut.v slam.v lock.n shutter.v close.v close off.v | ||
Cognizing | Mental_activity, Cogitation | ||
Commercial transaction | Commercial transaction | ||
Commodity | commodity | ||
Communication | Communication | communicate.v communication.n tell.v inform.v | |
Community | Aggregate | ||
Company | |||
Competition | Generic frame for any type of competition in which there are at least two sides competing for some advantageous outcome. See sub-cases for different types of competitions. | Competition | compete.v competition.n win.v lose.v winner.n loser.n defeat.v defeat.n challenge.n challenge.v opponent.n adversary.n challenger.n opposer.n rival.n rival.v triumph.n winner-take-all.a loss.n champion.n competitor.n competitive.a |
Competitive sport | Any kind of sport which involves direct competition, either between individuals (e.g. singles tennis) or teams (eg. football). This frame does not include other forms of recreational competition that involve judges (e.g. figure skating) or timed events such as races. | boxing match.n player.n referee.n umpire.n scrimmage.v scrimmage.n scrum.n boxer.n playing field.n team.n | |
Complex physical object | Physical objects with internal structure, e.g. part-whole structure | Entity | |
Complex structure | |||
Component of building | Architectural_part | building block brick facade.n veneer.n false front ceiling.n roof.n | |
Computer | computer.n | ||
Concentration | concentrate.v de-concentrate.v diffuse.v density.n concentrated.a concentration.n deconcentration.n de-concentration.n diffusion.n diffuse.a deconcentrate.v | ||
Condition of physical object | property or state of physical object | deteriorated.a derelict.a ramshackle.a dilapidated.a staunch.a weathered.a rickety.a crumbly.a tumbledown.a shoddy.a gimcrack.a jerry-rigged.a jerrybuilt.a haggard.a run-down.a decrepit.a dingy.a worn-out.a worn out.a tumble-down.a fallen-in.a shabby.a crumbling deformed.a misshapen.a | |
Confinement | confine.v confinement.n limitation.n inescapable.adj | ||
Consciousness | Being_awake | ||
Constitution | constitution.n constitutional.a American constitution.n US constitution.n | ||
Constructed Confinement | dungeon.n prison.n walls.n jail.n cage.n bastille.n lockup.n penitentiary.n stockade.n escape.n imprison.v incarcerate.v incarcerated.a imprisoned.a escape.v cage.v lock.v up inmate.n prisoner.n jail.v wall.n corral.v corral.n | ||
Constructed Restraints | bear trap.n ball and chain.n trap.v trap.n hobble.v chain.n shackle.v shackle.n handcuff.v handcuff.n handcuffs.n manacle.n manacle.v tie.v down tie.v up tie.v pitfall.n fetter.v fetter.n fetters.n ball-and-chain.n vise.n entrap.v snare.v snare.n ensnare.v yoke.v yoke.n hogtie.v hobble.n leash.n leash.v unleash.v tether.n tether.v untether.v vice grip.n | ||
Consume | consume.v deplete.v eat.v devour.v consumption.n depletion.n | ||
Contact | contact.v contact.n swipe.v swipe.n touch.n touch.v graze.v brush.v tap.v | ||
Containing | A container object holds some sort of content object(s) or substance within its boundaries. | Containing | contain.v |
Control | Control | control.v control.n power.n | |
Corporation | corporation.n firm.n corporate.a | ||
Corruption | Corrupt activities deviate from the norm, are performed for the benefit of the corrupt actor, and harm the entity that should have benefited from those actions. | corrupt.v corrupt.a corruption.n | |
Crafting | craft.v form.v articulate.v | ||
Create object | Intentionally_create | create.v produce.v generate.v form.v creator.n producer.n maker.n creation.n | |
Crime | Committing_crime | crime.n perpetrate.v victim.n criminal.n perpetrator.n felony.n criminality.n malfeasance.n wrongdoing.n wrongdoer.n felon.n goon.n thug.n mobster.n mob boss.n mafioso.n hood.n gangster.n thuggery.n | |
Criminal gun violence | gun crime.n gun homicide.n gun murder.n gun related crime.n gun criminal.n gun felony.n handgun crime.n gun atrocity.n gun related violent crime.n | ||
Criticizing | criticize critique criticism | ||
Cultivation | cultivation.n cultivate.v plant.n plant.v sow.v harvest.n harvest.v pluck.v cull.v yield.v yield.n crop.n bumper crop yield crop reap.v plow.v plow.n | ||
Curriculum | curriculum curricula curricular class content | ||
Cut | Cutting | cut.v slice.v chop.v slash.v trim.v prune.v carve.v gouge.v cut back clip.v | |
Cycle | |||
Danger | An entity or situation that potentially imperils a person or thing | Risky_situation | danger.n dangerous.a pose.v danger hazard.n hazardous.a peril.n perilous.a threat.n threatening.a threaten.v endanger.v endangerment.n exigency.n exigent.a unsafe.a risk.n risk.v risky.a treacherous.a imperil.v |
Darkness | darkness.n gloom.n twilight.n darken.v dim.v dim.a gloomy.a sunless.a blackness.n dusk.n overcast.a shady.a unlit.a darkened.a inky.a pitch-black.a pitch-dark.a shade.v caliginous.a cloud.n over starless.a moonless.a dark day.n dark cloud.n shadow.n cloud.n | ||
Death | The highest common level for death, to be further split into perspectives later. last phase/process in Life cycle; can be interrupted by the Restore to Life sub-process | Death | death.n dead.a die.v funeral.n demise.n deceased.a moribund.a fatality.n fatal.a mourning.n mourn.v stillborn.a corpse.n cadaver.n carcass.n |
Debating | |||
Debt | debt.n owe.v due.adj financial liability.n financially liable owing unpaid arrears bankrupt.a indebted.a indebtedness.n insolvent.a insolvency.n bankruptcy.n mortgage.n | ||
Decay | decay.v rot.v rust.n rust.v rot.n decay.n | ||
Decision making | decide.v decision.n | ||
Decrease size | shrink.v dwindle.v compress.v condense.v contract.v diminish.v deflate.v erode.v hollow.v erosion.n hollow.a shrinking.n smaller.a shrunken.a | ||
Deforming | causing object to change shape (and be damaged) via force application | Reshaping | squeeze.v squeeze.n crush.v crush.n flatten.v squash.v squish.v crumple.v deform.v mash.v warp.v scrunch.v crunch.v compress.v smush.v mangle.v twist.v twist.n tweak.v tweak.n grind.v grind.n crunch.n trample.v grinding.a |
Democracy | This refers to the very notion of democracy. It is based on the 7 concepts submitted by us to IARPA in January 2014.
This is a macro-concept for the frames it subsumes. The other 6 are Freedom, Equality, Democratic_institutions, Representation_and_decision-making, Organization_of_power, Citizen_participation | democracy.n democratic.a | |
Democratic government | |||
Democratic ideology | |||
Democratic institution | democratic.a institution.n | ||
Destroying | Damaging or destroying a physical entity | Destroying | destroy.v crush.v clobber.v decimate.v dismantle.v smash.v demolish.v destruction.n destroyer.n demolition.n destruct.v obliterate.v collapse.v collapse.n raze.v bulldoze.v tear.v down pulverize.v level.v ruin.v havoc.n crumble.v erase.v expunge.v wipe.v out wreck.v devastate.v devastation.n stomp.v out stomp.v trash.v wrack.v |
Destructive force | destructive.a | ||
Destructive natural process | Some entity undergoes a destructive natural process | deteriorate.v deterioration.n disintegrate.v | |
Detach | Detaching | detach.v untie.v unlace.v unknot.v untether.v unshackle.v unbind.v unhitch.v unfasten.v unchain.v | |
Diagnosis of affliction | diagnose.v misdiagnose.v dissect.v diagnosis.n misdiagnosis.n symptom.n misdiagnosed.a prognosis.n | ||
Differences in distance | apart gap step.n ahead | ||
Difficulties in action | factor(s) that negatively affect actor's ability to achieve objective | difficulty.n difficulties hardship.n distress crisis crises adversity complication | |
Diplomacy | diplomacy diplomatic diplomat liaison negotiation | ||
Directed emotion | Emotion_directed | ||
Directed vision | face.v confront.v | ||
Discard | discard.v throw.v away dispense.v dump.v dump.n scrap.v scrap.n garbage.n trash.n ditch.v dispose.v jettison.v rid.n rid.v get rid of | ||
Discussing | Discussion | discuss.v converse.v | |
Disease | Medical_conditions | disease.n sickness.n gangrene.n virus.n illness.n ill.a sick.a immune.a immunity.n immune to immunity to symptom.n infection.n infectious.a blight.n blighted.a scourge.n leper.n leprosy.n ill.n infected.a fever.n virulent.a pathology.n immune system.n | |
Disease spread | Spread of disease within a population; diseases which spread | endemic.a epidemic.n plague.n contagion.n contagious.a pandemic.n infect.v infection.n infectious.a plague.v pestilence.n pestilent.a | |
Disease treatment | Medical_interaction_scenario | medicine.n doctor.n surgeon.n patient.n specialist.n hospital.n admit.v discharge.v general surgeon.n line of treatment.n | |
Disgusting | gross.a vile.a stinking.a stink.v stink.n disgusting.a foul.a revolting.a sleaze.n sleazy.a slimy.a slime.v repulsive.a scummy.a nasty.a odious.a filthy.a repugnant.a unclean.a disgust.n disgust.v revulsive.a scum.n stench.n stinky.a reek.v reek.n smelly.a malodorous.a putrid.a putrescence.n rottenness.n | ||
Disorderly group | group of individuals whose intention is to cause violence, trouble, and disorder | posse.n gang.n mob.n rabble.n | |
Dispersal | Dispersal | disperse.v dispersal.n distribute.v scatter.v strew.v disseminate.v hand.v out handout.n distribution.n dispense.v parcel.v out apportion.v dole.v out dole.n share.v allocate.n allocation.n | |
Dissect | Cause_to_fragment | dissect.v scalpel.n dismember.v | |
Distant | far far from distant distance a long way from far-off far-removed remote far away faraway outlying outlier removed out of reach out of grasp unreachable | ||
Downward motion | decline.v fall.v flop.v slump.v descend.v descent.n backslide.v plummet.v tumble.v plunge.v sink.v sank.v dig.v self deeper slip.v slide.v stumble.v burrow.v spiral.v sag.v slide.n slump.n drop.v dive.v downward spiral.n dip.v topple.v decline.n downswing.n stoop.v stoop.v low parachute.v fall.v into fall.v back into | ||
Drugs | Intoxicants | cocaine.n heroin.n alcohol.n marijuana.n coke.n pot.n meth.n methamphetamine.n ecstasy.n mdma.n ketamine.n salvia.n pcp.n lsd.n mescaline.n psilocybin.n narcotic.n narcotic.a | |
Duration | Duration_relation, Process continue | continue.v persist.v | |
Dwelling place | Buildings, Expected_location_of_person | house.n home.n dwelling.n abode.n estate.n cottage.n hovel.n hut.n mansion.n domicile.n den.n residence.n apartment.n | |
Eating | Ingestion | eat.v eating gobble.v engorge.v devour.v gorge.v nibble.v snack.v meal.n gobble.v up snack.n gobble gobble up | |
Economic competition | Competition between two entities (which may be people, corporations, countries, etc) over economic resources. | ||
Economic difficulty | |||
Economic resource | funds.n fund.v subsidy.n subsidize.v | ||
Economic status | economic status | ||
Economy | Economy | economy.n {{{LUs.Lemmas}}} | |
Edge | Part_edge, Boundary | edge.n margin.n outline.n boundary.n contour.n brink.n circumference.n perimeter.n rim.n verge.n limit.n shore.n fringe.n borderline.n | |
Education | education erudition training pedagogy study educational an education | ||
Educational evaluation | |||
Educational institution | exam testing test examination school university college academy | ||
Educational opportunities | |||
Election | elect.v election.n electoral.a electorate.n gerrymander.v electoral.a system.n election.a | ||
Emotion | Experiencer_obj | emotion.n | |
Emotional intensity | |||
Employment | Employment_scenario, Being_employed | employment.n employ.v employee.n employer.n | |
Enable ability to access locations | ease.v the way open.v doors pave.v the way smooth.v the way open.v door.n unlock.v the door | ||
Enablement | enable.v enablement.n enabling.adj | ||
Energy | A general frame for various types of energy sources, e.g. electricity, fuel, | Electricity | energy.n energize.v electrify.v electricity.n fuel.n fuel.v voltage.n wattage.n |
Entity | Entity | ||
Environmental harm | harm to the environment, such as pollution | pollution.n pollute.v oil spill acid rain smog.n deforestation.n greenhouse gas | |
Environmental restraints | web.n maelstrom.n stuck.n quicksand.n entanglement.n tar pit.n tarpit.n catch.v jungle.n snag.v snag.n tangle.v tangle.n snarl.n muddle.n muddle.v thicket.n bog.v down | ||
Equality | equality.n equal.a | ||
Erosion | The process and experience of effects of erosion | erode.v erosion.n eat away.v corrosion.n corrode.v corrosiveness.n | |
Essence | |||
Evaluation | Assessing | ||
Event | |||
Evil | evil depraved atrocious hideous loathsome vile vicious | ||
Evil creature | Monsters of all types | beast.n villain.n monster.n specter.n Frankenstein.n godzilla.n frankenstein's monster.n dragon.n mammon.n kraken.n monstrosity.n demonization.n fiend.n demon.n ogre.n devil.n menace.v bedevil.v haunt.v goblin.n hobgoblin.n troll.n ghoul.n ghost.n behemoth zombie.n werewolf.n | |
Excess body weight | engorged.a fat fat cat bloated.a bloat bilge puffed out obese obesity opulent bulgy | ||
Existence | stasis | Existence | be exist is existence |
Experience pain | An animate entity experiences bodily injury or pain | hurt.v pain.n painful.a painfully.adv ache.n achy.a ache.v aching.a suffer.v suffering.n pang.n twinge.n excruciating.a agonizing.a agony.n | |
Experiencing a negative state | |||
Experiencing an economic status | |||
Extinguish | extinguish.v snuff out.v put out.v blow out.v douse.v quench.v | ||
Factory | factory.n assembly line.n manufacture.v factory.n worker.n | ||
Family | Kinship | parent.n child.n children.n family.n mother.n father.n son.n daughter.n sister.n brother.n sibling.n cousin.n aunt.n uncle.n niece.n nephew.n | |
Fierce animal | animal known to be dangerous, possibly threat to humans | crocodile.n lion.n wolf.n shark.n gorilla.n squid.n cobra.n octopus.n leviathan.n spider.n scorpion.n serpent.n python.n viper.n claw.n fang.n tentacle.n maw.n jaw.n maul.v ravage.v claw.v claw.v at roar.v growl.v rabid.a feral.a viciousness.n savagery.n predator.n predatory.a maneater.n | |
Figure ground | Static spatial relationship between two entities; one (figure) is compared/referenced to the other (ground) | ||
Finance | financial.a finance.n investment.n fiscal.a | ||
Financial resource | |||
Financial transaction | |||
Fire | fire.n blaze.n inferno.n wildfire.n flame.n conflagration.n campfire.n bonfire.n pyre.n ember.n spark.n burn.v smolder.v blaze.v combust.v combustion.n char.v scorch.v incinerate.v burn.v up burn.v to the ground.n spark.v ignite.v fan.v the flame.n light.v set.v on fire | ||
Firm | firm.a solid.a rigid.a unyielding.a hard.a dense.a stiff.a inflexible.a hardened.a compact.a staunch.a | ||
Firmness | the state of relative firmness or solidity of a complex physical object | firmness.n solidity.n | |
Fit | The fit of one object against/next to another object. | fit.n fit.v | |
Fixing | mend.v fix.v glue.v stitch.v up repair.v repair.n fix.n fixing.n repairing.n overhaul.v revamp.v | ||
Fluid containment | Fluid is in container | ||
Fluid motion | Motion of a fluid, along a path or within/across some area | Fluidic_motion | seep.v flow.v gush.v spurt.v trickle.v dribble.v drench.v overflow.v flood.v river.n stream.v pour.v tide.n drip.v waterfall.n cascade.n spout.v spew.v trickle.n flow.n wave.n surge.n surge.v ebb.v ebb.n fountain.n drain.v drainage.n runoff.n runoff.a squirt.v geyser.n channel.v inundate.v awash.a |
Food | Food | nutrition.n food.n nutritional.adj nourishment.n nourish.v portion.n bread.n | |
Force | power.n force.n pressure.n | ||
Force transfer | |||
Force-Dynamic Interaction | One entity (the force_originator) transfers force to another entity (force_receiver), which results in some outcome with respect to one or both entities. This is a general frame with more specific subcases that differ as to the intentions of the entities (when sentient), the details of the force-interaction, the relative strengths of the two entities, and the outcomes that result from the interaction. | ||
Force-application | Action which involves transfer of force to another entity | push.v press.v pull.v shove.v ram.v nudge.v jerk.v jolt.v jolt.n | |
Forced motion | An entity applies force to another entity, causing the second entity to move | Cause_motion | drag.v pull.v draw.v swing.v drive.v drive.v into driven.v into push.v into yank.v into yank.v |
Forward motion | move.v forward advance.v headway.n progress.v advancement.n advance.n progress.n | ||
Freedom | The ideology of freedom rather than the physical impediment to motion | freedom.n liberty.n free.a civil liberty.n personal liberty.n | |
Freedom of action | free.adj independent.adj autonomous.adj autonomy.n free.v | ||
Front | ahead.adv toward.p towards.p front.n front.adv forward.a forward.adv {{{LUs.Lemmas}}} | ||
Functionality | Being_operational | functional.a functionality.n | |
Gain possession | Getting_scenario | get.v gain.v seize.v acquire.v take.v regain.v snatch.v receive.v obtain.v acquisition.n accumulate.v accumulation.n gain.n | |
Gambling | gamble.v gambling.n bet.v betting.n roulette.n ante.v craps.n crapshoot.n high-stakes bet.n high-stakes bet.n poker.n poker game.n chip.n card.n high stakes jackpot.n | ||
Game | This is the competitive version of game, where there are at least two players and there is an outcome with a winner and loser. | game.n chess.n chess game.n pawn.n UNO player.n score.n checkers.n checkmate | |
Gap in path | A gap or geographic void that impedes or prevents motion along that path | crack.n cleft.n schism.n crack.v fissure.n gap.n gulf.n breach.n rift.n | |
Geographic feature | Natural_features | island.n valley.n peninsula.n cliff.n vale.n oasis.n beach.n plateau.n archipelago.n | |
Geographic void | Deep holes and chasms | ||
Goodness | |||
Governing action | Leadership | govern.v | |
Government | Leadership | government.n govern.v congress.n governmental.a the state.n governance.n | |
Government decision making | |||
Government executive action | |||
Government institution | Government_institution | governmental.a board.n governmental.a agency.n government department.n governmental bureau.n | |
Government institution US | |||
Government legitimacy | |||
Grasp | grasp.v grasp.n hold.n hold.v clench.v clenching cinch.v cinching clasp.v clasping cling.v clinging grip.n grip.v clutch.v clutch.n grab.v | ||
Greed | greed.n greedy.a avarice.a | ||
Group | Aggregate | group, set | |
Group membership | |||
Group of related ideas | |||
Guided motion | Cotheme | lead.v follow.v leader.n follower.n guide.v guide.n misguide.v | |
Gun control | A general frame for governmental controls on gun (and/or ammunition) ownership, use, sale, distribution, etc. | gun.n control.n gun.n restriction.n firearm.n control.n firearm.n restriction.n control of gun.n control of firearm.n background check.n | |
Gun control legislation | gun control legislation.n gun-control legislation.n gun control bill.n gun law.n gun control politics.n gun control measure.n gun control policy.n gun ban.n gun-ban.a gun-ban.n gun control statute.n gun regulation.n firearm.n regulation.n gun-control bill.n Brady bill.n Brady campaign assault weapons ban S.A.F.E. Act SAFE Act NY SAFE Act gun.n bill.n anti-gun measure.n gun safety measure.n gun measure.n gun violence prevention measure.n regulation of firearm.n regulation.n on firearm.n regulation of gun.n regulation.n on gun.n handgun regulation.n gun control regulation.n gun ownership regulation.n gun rule.n gun bill.n policy.n | ||
Gun debate | gun debate gun control debate gun-control debate gun rights debate gun-rights debate | ||
Gun industry | The manufacturing and sale of guns, any aspect of the industry. | gun sales.n sale.n of guns gun industry.n firearms industry.n gun show.n gun show loophole.n gun manufacturer.n gun maker.n firearms manufacturer.n gun fair.n | |
Gun legislation | |||
Gun possession | gun ownership.n gun possession.n gun-toting.a gun license.n gun ownership license.n bear.v arms concealed carry.n open carry.n disarmament.n civilian disarmament.n access.n to guns access.n to firearms | ||
Gun rights | gun.n right.n firearm.n right.n right.n to bear arms right.n to bear firearm.n right to keep and bear arms right.n to own gun.n right.n to own firearm.n gun.n freedom.n firearm.n freedom.n private property right.n | ||
Gun rights legislation | pro gun law.n pro gun legislation.n gun rights legislation.n pro-gun bill.n pro gun bill.n pro-gun law.n pro-gun legislation.n | ||
Gun use | |||
Gun-control advocacy | anti-gun lobby.n anti gun lobby.n anti-gun lobbying.n anti gun lobbying.n anti-gun doctrine.n gun control doctrine.n anti gun doctrine.n antigun doctrine.n gun-control doctrine.n anti-gun ideology.n antigun ideology.n anti gun ideology.n gun control politics gun-control politics gun control effort.n gun-control effort.n gun control sentiment gun-control sentiment antigun sentiment anti gun sentiment anti-gun sentiment gun control lobby.n gun-control lobby.n gun control movement.n anti gun movement.n anti-gun movement.n | ||
Gun-control advocate | anti gun anti-gun anti-gunner.n gun control advocate.n gun-control advocate.n Second Amendment denier.n 2nd Amendment denier.n disarmer.n hoplophobe.n hoplophobia.n anti-rights gun-grabber.n gun grabber.n gun control lobbyist.n gun-control lobbyist.n anti-gun lobbyist.n anti gun lobbyist.n gun-control proponent.n gun control proponent.n | ||
Gun-rights advocacy interest group | NRA.n National Rifle Association NAGR.n National Association for Gun Rights Minutemen.n Second Amendment Foundation Gun Owners of America gun rights advocate.n | ||
Gun-rights advocate | gundamentalist.n gun clinger.n gun rights advocate.n gun-rights advocate.n firearm activist.n weekend rambo.n armchair commando.n ammosexual.n ammosexual.a pro-gun gun supporter.n gun-supporter.n gun enthusiast.n pro gun gun-clinging gun rights activist.n gun advocate.n pro-gun advocate.n pro gun advocate.n advocate.n of gun right.n advocate.n for gun right.n gun freedom advocate.n second amendment advocate.n gun right.n proponent | ||
Happiness | happiness.n happy.a content.a contentment.n glad.a pleased.a cheerful.a joy.n joyful.a delighted.a ecstatic.a joyous.a merry.a | ||
Harm | Scenario: negative impact to some entity, and the process that causes that harm | harm.n harm.v damage.n damage.v harmful.a | |
Harm to living entity | Physical harm to a living entity | Cause_harm | hurt.v injure.v bite.v wound.v maim.v cripple.v hamstring.v torture.v chomp.v bite hard break the back back-breaking backbreaking stunt.v toxic.a toxin.n poison.n poison.v venom.n venin.n sting.v sting.n hurtful.a flagellate.v flog.v mutilate.v bruise.v bruise.n harm.n torture.n injury.n injurious.a poisonous.a enviscerate.v disembowel.v abuse.v abuse.n poison pill.n poison-pill.n noxious.a |
Health | Health_response | health.n healthy.a healthiness.n | |
Health treatment | treatment.n therapy.n medical care.n therapeutic.a medicine.n drug.n panacea.n antidote.n medication.n placebo.n inoculate.v inoculation.n vaccine.n vaccinate.v immunize.v immunization.n medicate.v pharmacy.n pharmaceutical.a dose.n cure-all.n antibiotic.n serum.n balm.n salve.n ointment.n pill.n tonic.n elixir.n dosage.n | ||
Hearing | hear.v overhear.v | ||
Heat | Temperature | hot.adj warm.adj heat.n heat.v heat up.v warm up.v warm.v overheat.v warmth.n | |
Heating fluid | Apply_heat | boil.v simmer.v stew.v steam.n | |
Hiding | Hiding_objects | hide.v shroud.n bury.v cache.n cover.v cover.v up cover up cloak camouflage.n adumbrate.v keep from obscure.v stow.v away camouflage.v mask.v | |
Human life cycle | beget.v embryo.n embryonic.a fetus.n birth.n newborn.n newborn.a baby.n babyhood.n infant.n infancy.n childhood.n youth.n youthful.a juvenile.n puberty.n pubescent.n adolescence.n adulthood.n adult.n grown-up.n senility.n dotage.n nascent.a | ||
Hunger | thirst.n thirsty.a hunger.v hunger.n hungry.a munchies appetite.n | ||
Idea | Awareness | thought.n idea.n concept.n | |
Ideology | ideology.n ideologue.n | ||
Immoral action | |||
Immorality | immoral immorality | ||
Impact | A scene describing one trajector moving towards a landmark and making inpact with it, or two trajectors moving towards each other and meeting each other with some force. | Impact | impact.n impact.v hit.v hit.n crash.n crash.v bump.v clash.v slam.v slam.n slap.v slap.n hard-hitting.a hammer.v smack.v batter.v whack.v bash.v |
Impediment to motion | This is a general frame that encapsulates both: active impediments of any kind (a subframe called Motion_impediments), and FAILURE TO enable (a subframe called Lack_of_enablement). Scenario: motion is impeded either by some barrier or antagonistic force; or by the failure to aid/enable motion | ||
Impeding downward motion | Objects that impede the downward motion of another entity. | safety net net.n parachute.n | |
Impoverished | poor impoverished destitute.a broke.a indigent.a poverty-stricken penniless moneyless needy the poor poor.n poor people poor families poorest people poorest families working poor homeless.n pauper.n poor children underprivileged.n the indigent the destitute welfare queen.n | ||
Improving a state | |||
Improving economic status | |||
Impurity | dirty.a impure.a impurity.n contaminate.v contaminated.a stain.n stain.v filth.n taint.v taint.n sully.v tarnish.v unclean.a | ||
Inability to access a location | can't access | ||
Income | earned income, as in from a salary/wages; cf Investment | wage.n salary.n income.n pay.n payment.n compensation.n compensate.v earnings.n earn.v minimum wage wages.n | |
Increase ease of action | |||
Increase ease of motion | grease.v the wheel.n grease.n lubricant.n lubricate.v oil.v | ||
Increase size | bloat.v bloated.a bloating fatten.n get fat enlarge.v fatten up balloon.v bulge.v billow.v expand.v inflate.v swell.v puff.v puff.v up enlarged.a enlargement.n enlargening fattened swell.n expansion.n mushroom.v explode.v explosion.n amplify.v amplification.n spread.v spread.n | ||
Ingestion | Ingestion | ingest.v ingestion.n take in imbibe.v sip.v slurp.v sip.n drink.v drink.n quaff.v quaff.n | |
Injurious gun use | This general frame is intended to represent the commonalities across a range of contexts in which the discharge of a gun (potentially) results in injury to a person. Specific contexts, such as criminal use of guns, and sanctioned use of guns (e.g. by the police) can be elaborated in subcases. | gun.n violence.n gun.n death.n | |
Insanity | crazy.a mad.a insane.a madness.n hysteria.n hysteric.a insanity.n nuts.n nutjob.n wingnut.n deranged.a whack-job.n whackjob.n whack job.n loon.n kook.n mania.n hysterics.n hysteric.n hysterical.a rabid.a lunatic.n madman.n wacko.a wacko.n whacko.a whacko.n nut.n nutcase.n | ||
Institution | Institutions | institution.n | |
Instrument | instrument.n tool.n utensil.n gear.n equipment.n contrivance.n | ||
Insurmountable differences in distance | canyon gulf chasm | ||
International Relations | |||
Intimacy | |||
Into | Into | into | |
Investment | invest investment grant endowment loan bankroll buy stock in stock.n investor.n stock holder dividend earnings divest divestment | ||
Judgment | judge.v | ||
Judicial action | judge.n justice.n legal.a jury.n court.n defendant.n constitutionality.a | ||
Judicial branch | Judicial_body | ||
Judicial decision-making | Ruling_legally | rule.v convict.v acquit.v overturn.v uphold.v | |
Killing | kill.v murder.v murder.n exterminate.v extermination.n slay.v annihilate.v annihilation.n decimate.v decimation.n wipe out.v squelch.v snuff.v snuff out.v deadly.a killer.n murderer.n assassin.n executioner.n exterminator.n hitman.n homicide.n hired gun slayer.n slaughterer.n cutthroat.a cutthroat.n massacre.v massacre.n extinction.n assassinate.v assassination.n | ||
Knowing | Awareness | ||
Knowledge | |||
Lack of enablement | |||
Land vehicle | car.n truck.n bus.n brakes.n wheel.n | ||
Large geographic features | Alps.n mountain.n Himalayas.n prairie.n vast.a pyramid.n | ||
Lax | lax.a flaccid.a soft.a slack.a squishy.a mushy.a limp.a pliable.a malleable.a compressible.a spongy.a ductile.a moldeable.a elastic.a | ||
Leadership | Cotheme | usher.n usher.v lead.n lead.v leader.n leadership.n escort.v guide.v guide.n chaperone.n | |
Learning | Becoming_aware, Education_teaching, Memorization | learn learning | |
Leftover Food | This frame contains lexical units that refer to undesirable scraps of food | leftover.n scrap.n crumb.n sliver.n of the pie tiny sliver piece of the pie sliver.n dreg.n | |
Legality | Legality | legal.a illegal.a lawful.a illicit.a illegality.n legality.n | |
Legislation drafting | |||
Legislation enactment | bill.n legislation.n resolution.n | ||
Legislative action | legislative.a agenda.n legislation.n legislature.n bill.n law.n charter.n constitution.n lawmaking.n ruling.n legislative.a | ||
Legislative branch | legislature.n Congress.n Senate.n | ||
Legitimacy | |||
Length | |||
Liberal market | market.n | ||
Life cycle | Cycle_of_life_and_death, Dead_or_alive | life cycle.n lifecycle.n | |
Light source | light emitted from an object or other light source | beacon.n glow.n lighthouse.n flame.n flare.n shine.n lamp.n torch.n light.n gleam.n candle.n lantern.n flashlight.n bonfire.n fire.n aurora.n flash.n | |
Lightness | have high level or increase level of lightness | Level_of_light | lightness.n brightness.n brighten.v lighten.v sunny.a lighted.a well-lit.a bright.a |
Linguistic activity | |||
Liquid | fluid.n liquid.n water.n | ||
Living | second phase/process of life cycle | live.v alive.a flourish.v thrive.v | |
Location | |||
Loose fit | relaxed.a baggy.a loose.a loosen.v comfortable.a cushy.a wide.a | ||
Lose possession | Loss of possession of an object: at initial stage, donor possesses object, while at final stage donor does not possess object | Lose_possession_scenario, Losing, Lose_possession | lose.v forfeit.v give.v away loss.n misplace.v |
Losing | Losing, Lose_possession | misplace.v | |
Luminosity | Amount of light | Level_of_light | luminosity.n |
Machine | Gizmo | machine.n well-oiled.a device.n gadget.n malfunction.v run.v smoothly gear.n apparatus.n mechanical.a hum.v along break down take.v apart repair.v cog.n bolt.n engine.n appliance.n motor.n mechanism.n machinery.n | |
Magic | magic.n magical.a sorcery.n sorcerer.n talisman.n amulet.n charm.n fetish.n totem.n magical.a spell.n bewitch.v enchant.v wizardry.n voodoo.n hoodoo.n supernatural.a cast.v a spell cast.v spell.n magical.a object.n mystical.a magician.n wtichraft.n hex.n hex.v alchemy.n totemic.a wand.n magic wand.n hocuspocus.n sleight of hand conjurer.n | ||
Market | market.n | ||
Marriage | marriage.n marry.v | ||
Mass | |||
Mass motion | Aggregate motion of a collection of entities acting as one | Mass_motion | swarm.v flock.v crowd.v teem.v throng.v throng.n hail.v mob.v |
Maze | pathways that are confusing or difficult to navigate | labyrinth.n maze.n labyrinthian.a labyrinthine.adj blind corner.n convoluted.a obstacle course.n | |
Measuring | Dimension, Quantified_mass | ||
Membership | member.n membership.n | ||
Military leadership | Leadership | sergeant.n commander.n command.v chieftain.n general.n admiral.n captain.n liutenant.n commodore.n officer.n major.n marshal.n corporal.n | |
Mind | |||
Misfortune | Unexpected negative events or circumstances | mishap.n calamity.n accident.n fluke.n misadventure.n fubar setback disaster misfortune.n catastrophe.n | |
Mode of transportation | |||
Monetary evaluation | evaluating the worth of a resource | ||
Money | Money | money.n currency.n dollar.n dollars cash.n capital.n bucks legal tender coin.n banknote.n dollar bill funds | |
Moral authority | |||
Moral corruption | |||
Moral evaluation | Morality_evaluation | ||
Moral goodness | |||
Moral order | |||
Morality | Morality_evaluation | moral morality | |
Motion | This is the most general Motion frame. Frame description: All or part of an entity (mover) moves with respect to some landmark or background. This general frame encompasses both "motion-in-place" (movement that can occur within a fixed location, e.g. spinning) and translational motion (in which the mover occupies a series of different locations over time -- see Motion_Along_A_Path). This frame could also be used to specify lack of motion (i.e. speed = 0). | move.v motion.n shift.v shift.n movement.n mobility.n mobile.a immovable.a | |
Motion along a path | A moving entity starts out in one place and ends up in another, having traversed the distance between these places | Motion, Motion_directional, Motion_scenario | slide.v inch.v creep.v speed.v |
Motion away from a bounded region | Translational motion of some entity, with motion starting inside some (bounded) area, and ending outside that area | exit.v egress.n go.v out get.v out climb.v out move.v out | |
Motion away from a location | Translational motion of some entity, away from some location | way out get out exit.v climb.v out egress.n go.v out move.v out depart.v leave.v | |
Motion away from an undesirable location | Escaping | escape.v dig.v out flee.v get.v out escape.n break.v out | |
Motion back and forth | non-circular motion about a fixed location | Moving_in_place | vascillate.v oscillate.v sway.v teeter-totter.v undulate.v swing.v pendulate.v seesaw.v quiver.v shake.v shiver.v convulse.v rock.v jiggle.v waggle.v bobble.v quaver.v jounce.v joggle.v seesaw.n wobble.v |
Motion impediments | This is a generic frame that captures all kinds of impediments, whether they are obstacles in one's way, restraints, barriers, etc. This frame is unspecified as to the type of impediment. | cripple.v keep.v from stop.v keep.v back deflect.v deflection.n captive.n captive.a capture.v captivity.n detain.v detainee.n detainment.n hamper.v stood in the way stand.v in the way slow.v halt.v curb.v rein.v in hold-up.n interfere.v interference.n immobilize.v render.v motionless bring.v to a standstill | |
Motion to a bounded region | Translational motion of some entity, with motion starting outside of some (bounded) area, and ending inside that area | move into.v go into.v get into.v enter.v entry.n entrance.n entrance ramp.n onramp.n get in.v go in.v ingress.v infiltrate.v penetrate.v rush in.v set foot in.v on ramp.n on-ramp.n | |
Motion to a location | Arriving | reach.v arrive.v arrival.n destination.n landing.n land.n end.n end.v | |
Motion with respect to an undesirable entity | Mover moves so as to not be co-located with an undesirable entity. | ||
Motion-affecting actors | An animate entity acts on a potential mover (an object or other animate entity), negatively affecting that mover's ability to move. | ||
Motion-affecting external factors | This is a very high level frame. It refers to things/factors/processes/entities/conditions etc. external to a mover or moving entity, that can (either positively or negatively, unspecified) affect the mover's motion (motion here being unspecified as to whether or not it's on a path or goal-directed). | obstacle.n | |
Motion-affecting objects | |||
Motion-affecting properties of the landscape | |||
Moving object | |||
Nation | nation.n country.n | ||
Natural disaster | tornado.n earthquake.n avalanche.n tsunami.n hurricane.n flood.n tidal wave.n typhoon.n drought.n landslide.n volcanic eruption volcano.n deluge.n blizzard.n cyclone.n twister.n firestorm.n inferno.n storm surge heat wave wildfire.n bushfire.n natural disaster storm.n cataclysm.n aftershock.n | ||
Natural process | |||
Natural resource | |||
Negatively evaluated condition | a state or condition that is negatively evaluated by some evaluee (who may or may not be the state holder) | ||
Negotiation | negotiate.v negotiation.n negotiator.n mediation.n mediate.v arbiter.v arbitrator.n | ||
Network | |||
Non-translational motion | Non-lexical frame for motion that does not involve SPG; types of motion-in-place | ||
Nuclear family | Kinship | ||
Nurturance | |||
Nurturant parent family | |||
Nutritious food | nutritious food healthy food nutrition.n nutritional.adj | ||
Object | A bounded physical entity | Entity | object.n thing.n |
Object insertion | drill.v poke.v stab.v insert.v force in tuck.v inject.v implant.v stick.v in shove.v in squeeze.v in embed.v lug.v in sink in ingrain.v inlay.v install.v ingress.v | ||
Object propulsion | throw.v toss.v catapult.v cast.v chuck.v fling.v hurl.v launch.v sling.v fire.v fire off.v shoot.v propel.v propulsion.n pitch.n thrust.v rapid fire | ||
Obscenity | obscene.a vulgar.a perverse.a indecent.a pornographic.a pornography.n pornographically indecency.n perversity.n vulgarity.n porn.n | ||
Open | open.v opening.n gape.v unlock.v open.a gaping.adj openness.n | ||
Operating a machine | run.v operate.v | ||
Opportunities | opportunity opportunities chance | ||
Organization | Organization | ||
Organizational leadership | chairman.n director.n CEO.n C.E.O.n chief executive officer.n supervisor.n executive.n president.n | ||
Overeating | gorge.v binge.v glutton.n gluttony.n gluttonize.v eat.v like a horse overindulge.v pig.v out scarf.v surfeit.v pack.v away fat.a stuffed.a hefty.a plump.a stout.a obese.a pig.n gobble.v up hog.n feeding trough.n feast.n feast.v fatter.a gobble.v guzzle.v overeat.v overeater.n | ||
Ownership | own.v ownership.n owner.n | ||
Parasite | bloodsucker.n drain the lifeblood leech.n parasite.n leech.v bloodsucking bleed white sponge.v sponge.n parasitic.a | ||
Parent | parent.n mother.n father.n mom.n dad.n mommy.n daddy.n take.v care baby.v nurture.v | ||
Part whole | Part_whole | ||
Paths out of a location | A pathway that starts in a (bounded) area and ends outside of that area | vent.n exit.n drain.n way out road out exit ramp.n off ramp.n outlet.n path.n out off-ramp.n offramp.n egress.n pathway.n out | |
Payment | pay.v payment.n price.n spend.v spending.n | ||
Perception | Perception, Perception_experience | ||
Person | People | person.n individual.n human being.n human.n he.n she.n her.n him.n they.n them.n you.n I.n me.n | |
Personal weapon | We may want to restrict this to Firearms (or Personal firearms), which would mean excluding things such as knives and bombs. | Weapon | gun.n firearm.n pistol.n shotgun.n handgun.n assault weapon.n rifle.n revolver.n guns sidearm.n bullet.n |
Pest | insect, small animal, or fungus that is annoying or harmful and destructive | pest.n pestilence.n infest.v infestation.n termite.n blight.n blight.v swarm.n vermin.n dry rot.n mildew.n mold.n fungus.n fungi.n cockroach.n roach.n pest-hole.n | |
Physical affliction | affliction.n symptom.n illness.n sick.a sickness.n disability.n hurt.a wound.n scar.n scar.v ail.v ailment.n ailing.a infection.n crippled.a afflict.v chronic.a infect.v ulcer.n unhealthy.a canker.n bruise.n lesion.n tumor.n tumorous.a cyst.n blister.n paralyzing.a paralyze.v disable.v paralysis.n incapacitate.v torpefy.v stun.v syndrome.n | ||
Physical attributes | size shape color width length mass | ||
Physical combat | Figthing between two or more people | Hostile_encounter | fight.v duke.v clash.v joust.v combat.v melee.v tussle.n brawl.n brawl.v tussle.v fight.n battle.n combat.n combatant.n fighter.n wrangle.v fist fight.n strife.n row.n hassle.v hassle.n skirmish.n skirmish.v scuffle.v spar.v grapple.v wrestle.v box.v boxing.n boxing match.n struggle.n struggle.v clinch.v duel.n duel.v fighting.n |
Physical competition | Competition between two entities that involves physical contact; often with the goal of achieving a resource such as territory | ||
Physical connection | Connectors, Attaching | connector connection link.v connect link.n chain.n chain.v strap.n strap.v bind bond.v bond.n binding.n tie.n | |
Physical entity | Physically percievable object or substance | ||
Physical harm | |||
Physical path | path.n route.n way.n pathway.n bridge.n passage.n road.n trail.n street.n avenue.n highway.n track.n aisle.n bridge.v fasttrack.n fast track.n freeway.n toll road.n superhighway.n slow lane.n fast lane.n byway.n | ||
Physical strength | This frame is for the 'strong' end of the physical strength scale. | strength.n stamina.n muscle.n brute.a force.n backbone.n vitality.n might.n mighty.a brawn.n brawny.a strengthen.v strong.a muscular.a tough.a | |
Physical strength scale | |||
Physical structure | Buildings | structure.n structure.v construct.n stable.a stability.n construct.v build.v built.v set.v up brace.v reinforce.v underpin.v stabilize.v destabilize.v | |
Physical weakness | weak.a weakness.n weakling.n feeble.a sluggish.a | ||
Placing in a protected location | shelter.v harbor.v haven.n refuge.n asylum.n paradise.n sanctuary.n | ||
Plant life cycle | bloom.v blossom.v sprout.v sprout.n wither.v bud.n bud.v germinate.v vegetate.v germ.n take.v root.n seedling.n sapling.n | ||
Plants | Planting | root.n green.a fruit.n fruit.v seed.n leaf.n stem.n vine.n tendril.n plant.n plant.v tree.n leaves.n grow.v grassroots.n grassroots.a | |
Plurality | Multiple entities of a given 'kind' | ||
Political competition | Competition between two or more (groups of) people within a political context. | ||
Political equality | Equal rights in political participation and being treated equally to other citizens under the law; having equal access to voicing opinions and freedoms. | ||
Political region | Political_locales | district.n jurisdiction.n state.n province.n | |
Politics | politics.n politic.n political.a politician.n | ||
Portals | threshold.n doorway.n door.n gateway.n gate.n portal.n entryway.n | ||
Position | Job or career position | job.n career.n position.n office.n employment.n | |
Positivity scale | |||
Possessable object | |||
Possession | Relation between a Possessor and a Possession | Possession | possess.v own.v possession.n owner.n ownership.n |
Possession change | Getting_scenario, Lose_possession_scenario | ||
Poverty | poverty.n impoverishment.n impoverished.a indigence.n destitution.n poor.a the 47 percent the 53 percent underprivileged.a poverty line poorer.a underprivileged.n poverty.n rate.n | ||
Power | |||
Pressure | Explosion | ||
Pressure in a container | |||
Pride | pride.n proud.a self confidence.n self esteem.n confidence.n confident.a dignity.n | ||
Problem | An undesirable situation that may require some solution | Predicament | problem.n issue.n predicament.n |
Process | Process | ||
Process continue | Process_continue | ||
Protect against contact | buffer.n buffer.v cushion.v cushion.n bulwark.n bumper.n safeguard.v screen.v screen.n shield.v shield.n shock absorber.n fender.n fend.v armor.n armor.v | ||
Protecting | Protecting | protect.v protection.n foster.v look out for.v look after.v safeguard.n safeguard.v shelter.v shelter.n sanctuary.n harbor.n harbor.v guard.v guard.n security blanket.n | |
Proximal | The 'near' end of the proximity scale | near nearby next to proximal adjacent within reach reachable attainable approachable handy within grasp within one's grasp close | |
Proximal distal | Within_distance | ||
Proximity | Proximity_image_frame | ||
Psychological attributes | |||
Psychological harm | |||
Public trust | |||
Punishment | Rewards_and_punishments | penalty.n punish.v punishment.n penalize.v life sentence.n jail.v put in jail chastize.v punitive.a arrest.v arrest.n prison sentence.n condemn.v condemnation.n crack.v down crack.v the whip | |
Purity | pure.a purity.n | ||
Purposeful action | An action an actor performs with the intent of achieving some objective | Accomplishment | |
Pursue | chase.v chase.n seek.v follow.v pursue.v pursuit.n go.v after hunt.v down run.v down track.v track.v down | ||
Quality | |||
Quality of landscape | quicksand.n morass.n rocky.adj rocky path.n rocky road.n rocky terrain.n treacherous.adj stumbling block.n | ||
Quantity | Quantity | amount.n more.adj less.adj quantity.n increase.v decrease.v increase.n decrease.n add.v addition.n augment.v augmentation.n | |
Race | Two or more racers compete to finish a physical course first. | handicap.n race.n starting line.n starting gate.n finish line.n neck and neck lap lead headstart horse race.n marathon.n sprint finish handicapped race.v foot race.n racer.n front runner.n front-runner.n | |
Reasoning | reason.v conclude.v prove.v | ||
Reciprocation | Reciprocality, Reciprocality_focus | reciprocate.v repay.v | |
Recreational competition | Situations in which two or more (groups of) people compete for the entertainment of themselves and/or an audience | ||
Region | A spatial expanse, with potentially differentiable sub-regions/locations | ||
Regulation | regulation.n regulatory.a regulate.v directive.n rule.n | ||
Relation | Relation | ||
Relationship | Relation_between_individuals | ||
Release liquid | drain.v draining.n leak.v leak.n leaking outlet.n pipe.n tap.v tap.n empty.v sap.v siphon.v filter.v suck.v strain.v ooze.v gush.v pump.v flow.v out trickle.v leach.v squeeze.v squeeze.v out wring.v out wring.v suck.v the lifeblood vacuum.v liquidate.v liquidation.n trickling.n strain.n filter.n siphon.n funnel.v funnel.n evaporate.v evaporation.n extract.v extract.n | ||
Remove burden | unburden.v take.v a load off take.v the load off load.n off relieve.v relief.n relinquish.v lighten.v unload.v disencumber.v ease.v burden.n lift.v burden.n | ||
Resource | resource.n asset.n reserve.n capital.n | ||
Resource consumption | resource.n consumption.n | ||
Resource container | Containers | purse.n wallet.n billfold.n pocketbook.n handbag.n treasure.n chest.n coin.n purse.n coffer.n moneybag.n piggy bank.n piggybank.n sack.n pocket.n knapsack.n backpack.n barrel.n basket.n bucket.n casket.n truckload.n trainload.n boatload.n carload.n shipload.n ark.n vault.n lockbox.n cup.n | |
Resource transfer | |||
Responsibility | Obligation_scenario | responsibility.n responsible.a responsibly.adv | |
Restaurant | restaurant.n bistro.n | ||
Restore to life | intermediate phase/process that inhibits Death process, or final phase/process that may occur after Death process | revive.v revitalize.v resuscitate.v revivify.v resurrect.v re-energize.v breathe.v new life into rejuvenate.v reinvigorate.v restoration.n rejuvenation.n revival.n resuscitation.n revitalization.n revivification.n restore.v enliven.v resurrection.n breathe.v life into | |
Restraints | snare.n ensnare.v restrain.v restrainment.n restrict.v restraint.n restriction.n hindrance.n hinder.v hold.v back tangle.n entangle.v entanglement.n suppress.v | ||
Rich food | pie.n cake.n dessert.n steak.n gravy.n pastry.n cheese.n slice of pie.n slice of the pie.n | ||
Right to self-defense | right.n to self-defense.n right.n to self-defence.n right.n to self-defense self-defense.n right.n self-defence.n right.n right to self-protection.n defensive use.n | ||
Rights | inalienable.a right.n right to | ||
Robot | robot.n robotic.a | ||
Romantic love | love.v love.n lust.v lust.n adore.v | ||
Rotation | rotate.v rotation.n spin.v spin.n twirl.v cycle.v cycle.n swivel.v swivel.n whirl.v whirl.n pivot.v circle.v wheel.v roll.v pirouette.v whirligig.n gyre.v gyre.n revolve.v gyrate.v | ||
Sadness | Emotion_directed | sad.a sadness.n depression.n grief.n grieving.a depressed.a melancholy.n melancholy.a miserable.a misery.a sorrow.n sorrow.a unhappy.a unhappiness.n morose.a upset.a | |
Safety | safe.a safety.n | ||
Scale | |||
School | school student students teacher teachers homework exam graduation requirement | ||
Seafaring vehicle | ship.n boat.n nautical.adj cruise.v seagoing.adj seafaring.adj aquatic.adj oceangoing.adj marine.adj | ||
Second Amendment | viewpoint of the Second Amendment of the Constitution, which guarantees the "right to keep and bear arms", as Constitutional protection of gun rights | Second Amendment.n 2nd Amendment.n Second Amendment right.n 2nd Amendment right.n Second Amendment policy.n 2nd Amendment policy.n 2nd amendment | |
Seeing | This frame is specific to visiual perception of some entity or situation | Perception_experience | vision.n blind blindness.n blindfold.n blinders.n blinder.n open eye.n blind.v |
Selection | Choosing | choose.v choice.n select.v pick.v selection.n | |
Self propelled motion | Moving entity supplies its own energy for its movement (along a path) | Self_motion | walk.v run.v saunter.v jog.v sprint.v crawl.v lurch.v stagger.v totter.v |
Self propelled motion to a destination | Person moves towards a desirable location (or entity located there) | ||
Self-defense | self-defense.n self-defence.n self-protection.n | ||
Self-initiated state change | Experiencer of state acts so as to change that state. | ||
Sentient entity | Awareness | ||
Separation | Separating, Becoming separated | separate.v separation.n divide.v division.n split.v split.n partition.n partition.v section.v segment.v sever.v segregate.v segregation.n | |
Sequence of actions | |||
Servant | A person or people who are under the authority of a master | servant.n serf.n slave.n peon.n subservient vassal.n thrall.n in chains maid.n butler.n lackey.n footman.n | |
Servitude | enslave.v slavery.n enslavement.n bondage.n serfdom.n oppress.v thralldom.n oppressive peonage.n servility.n subjugate.v subjugation.n rule.v over servitude.n | ||
Servitude authority | The person or people who are in control of servants or slaves | slave driver.n slavedriver.n master.n slave master.n slavemaster.n slave-driver.n slave-master.n slave-owner.n slave owner.n slaveowner.n lord overseer overlord oppressor.n taskmaster.n rule.v over | |
Shepherding | People_by_vocation | shepherd.n shepherd.v sheep.n | |
Silencing | An agent acts so as to stop or prevent a speaker from speaking. | Silencing | hush.v hush.v up quiet.v shush.v shut.v up silence.v mute.v gag.v |
Size | The size of a bounded object or region, mostly conceptualized in terms of the amount of space it occupies. Particular sizes are generally defined in relation to some norm, and can be represented as positions on a 'size scale'. | Size | big.a small.a huge.a little.a size.n large.a tiny.a enormous.a gigantic.a |
Smell | Sensation | smell.n smell.v odor.n fragrance.n fragrant.a aroma.n scent.n bouquet.n perfume.n cologne.n incense.n whiff.n | |
Social class | social class upper class lower class class underclass middle class working class working-class the haves the have-nots the haves and the have-nots have-nots | ||
Social group | social group.n | ||
Social problems | |||
Social status | social.a status.n | ||
Society | society.n societal.a | ||
Source path goal | A sequence of locations (source, path, and goal) occupied by an entity (trajector) over time. Locations are defined with respect to another entity (landmark). | Source_path_goal | |
Spatial relation | |||
Speaking | Speak_on_topic | address.v speak.v voice.n voice.v | |
Stability | property denoting the relative state of being stable; includes stable and unstable | stability.n steadiness.n instability.n sturdiness.n | |
Stable | stable.a steady.a unfluctuating.a unvarying.a durable.a enduring.a lasting.a sturdy.a immovable.a | ||
Starvation | starve.v starving.a starvation.n emaciated.a fast.v famine.n famished.a famishment.n ravenous.a ravnousness.n voracious.a voraciousness.n emaciate.v | ||
State leadership | Leadership | king.n queen.n monarch.n premier.n president.n reign.v shah.n sovereign.n sultan.n vice-president.n chancellor.n prime minister.n tsar.n sheik.n vizier.n dictator.n minister.n emperor.n despot.n | |
Status | |||
Steering a boat | captain.v helm.v pilot.v | ||
Stop airflow | Impede breathing, e.g. "suffocate" or "asphyxiate" | asphyxiate.v choke.v suffocate.v noose.n stifle.v strangle.v strangulate.v strangulation.n stopper.n smother.v squelch.v chokehold.n stranglehold.n throttle.v gag.v gag.n muzzle.v muzzle.n muffle.v choke hold.n | |
Stop flow of substance | congest.v clog.n constrict.v clog.v | ||
Straightness | straight.a straightness.n crooked.a crookedness.n bent.a | ||
Strict father family | |||
Subsidy | |||
Substance | An unbounded physical entity | Substance | |
Sunken confinement | abyss.n cave.n black.a hole.n gaping.a maw.n chasm.n hell.n pit.n crevasse.n ravine.n void.n canyon.n cavity.n gorge.n fissure.n gulch.n rift.n wedge.n hellhole.n crater.n dig.v hell hole.n hell-hole.n sinkhole.n sink hole.n black-hole.n deepen.v deep.a | ||
Support | support.n support.v supportive.a supporting.a | ||
Surgery | surgeon.n surgery.n operation.n operate.n | ||
Survival | Surviving | survive.v survivor.n survival.n | |
System | |||
Taste | Tasting | taste.v taste.n flavor.n sour.a sweet.a bitter.a umami.a savory.a salty.a spicy.a bitterness.n sweetness.n spiciness.n sourness.n | |
Taxation | tax.n tax.v taxation.n tax rate.n tax code.n tax system.n tax policy.n taxing tax payer.n taxpayer.n tax-payer.n tax man.n taxman.n tax dollar.n tax revenue.n IRS.n Internal Revenue Service taxes.n income tax rate.n income tax.n tax payment.n tax credit.n propety tax.n | ||
Taxes | amount and type of taxes | death tax.n income tax.n capital gains tax.n inheritance tax.n sales tax.n property tax.n tort tax.n tax rate.n earnings tax.n school tax.n estate tax.n corporate tax.n | |
Temperature | chill.n coldness.n temperature.n | ||
Tending to plants | garden.v trim.v prune.v mow.v fertilize.v graft.v hoe.v pot.v rake.v weed.v cross-pollinate.v cultivate.v watering.n water.v seed.v cull.v sow.v winnow.v winnow.n | ||
Territory | |||
Textile | textile.n fabric.n cloth.n tapestry.n weave.v unravel.v fray.v | ||
Theft | Theft, Robbery | steal.v stealer.n rob.v robber.n robbery.n theft.n thief.n thieve.v thievery extort.v extortion.n mug.v mugger.n mugging.n daylight robbery.n shakedown.n swindle.v swindler.n compulsory seizure of property.n piracy.n pirate.n pilfer.v pilferer.n larceny.n larcenist.n burgle.v burglar.n burglary.n bandit.n stolen.adj stolen.v seizure of property.n hijacker.n hijack.v pickpocket.v pickpocket.n shoplifter.n shoplift.n embezzle.v embezzlement.n embezzler.n heist.n kleptomaniac.n pillage.v | |
Thinking about | Awareness, Cogitation | think.v thought.n | |
Ticket | ticket.n visa.n passport.n exit visa pass.n license.n entry card.n free pass.n | ||
Tight fit | tight.a tighten.v strict.a taut.a cramped.a compact.a narrow.a stiff.a snug.a | ||
Time | Timespan, Measure_duration | time.n today.n tomorrow.n yesterday.n week.n Monday.n Tuesday.n Wednesday.n Thursday.n Friday.n Saturday.n Sunday.n month.n year.n fortnight.n eon.n millenia.n millenium.n decade.n future.n present.n past.n season.n | |
Topological scale | |||
Touching | Manipulation, Locative_relation | touch.v touch.n | |
Trajector landmark | Trajector-Landmark | ||
Transfer scenario | Transfer_scenario, Transfer | transfer.v transfer.n | |
Treating a physical affliction | Cure | band-aid.n bandage.n bandage.v assuage.v prescribe.v treat.v alleviate.v bandaid.n medicine.n ameliorate.v cure.n cure.v curable.a incurable.a heal.v relief.n relieve.v remedy.n remedy.v rehabilitation.n rehabilitate.v eradicate.v palliate.v patient.n prescription.n treatment.n band aid.n alleviation.n palliative.n amelioration.n doctor.n nurse.n eradication.n recover.v recovery.n convalescence.n nurse practitioner.n physician's assistant.n | |
Trespassing | Invading | trespass.v trespass.n encroach.v encroachment.n infringe.v infringement.n intrude.v intrusion.n intrusive.a unlawful.a entry.n incursion.n invade.v invasion.n invasive.a | |
Trust | |||
Trust emotion | |||
Trust relationship | trust.n trust.v count.v on trustworthy.a trustworthiness.n | ||
Tyranny | tyranny.n tyrannical.a tyrant.n authoritarian.a authoritarianism.n autocracy.n autocratic.a totalitarian.a totalitarianism.n fascism.n fascist.a dictator.n dictatorship.n despotism.n despot.n communist.a communism.n despotic.a thug tactic.n | ||
Understanding | Grasp | understand comprehend | |
Unemployment | unemployed.adj unemployment unemployment claims unemployment benefits the unemployed.n jobless joblessness | ||
Unstable | unstable.a shaky.a wobbly.a unsteady.a flimsy.a insubstantial.a fragile.a frail.a unbalanced.a uneven.a be.v tilted feeble.a tottery.n tilt.v | ||
Upright posture | upright.a backbone stand up upstanding.a | ||
Upward motion | rise.v ascend.v climb.v heighten.v upsurge.v ascent.n rise.n climb.v the ladder pull.v oneself up move.v up upward mobility upwardly mobile ascension.n scale.v scaling.v ascendance.n climb.v out pull.v self out pull.v self up rise.v out jump.v out lift.v climbing.v climbing.v ladder skyrocket.v sky rocket.n sky-rocket.v soar.v mount.v rising.a rocket.v skyrocket.n jump.v leap.v leap.n jump.n upsurge.n go.v up upswing.n upswell.n | ||
Using | Using | ||
Value | value worth | ||
Vehicle | Vehicle | vehicle.n car.n train.n transportation.n transport.v driver.n stall.v jump start.v hit.v the brake.n slam.v on the brake.n grind.v to a halt | |
Vehicular accident | train.n wreck.n train-wreck.n trainwreck.n fender bender fender-bender.n off the rails derail.v derailment.n crash.n flameout.n flame-out.n tailspin.n nosedive.n collision.n wreck.n shipwreck pileup pile-up wreckage side-swipe sideswipe head-on t-bone plow into collide.v wreck.v blindside.v | ||
Vehicular motion | steer.v brake.v conduct.v pilot.v put on the brakes brakes.n jump start steering wheel driver.n | ||
Vertical position | layer.n stratum.n strata.n level.n tier.n rung.n | ||
Verticality | Highest level | verticality.n vertical.a | |
Violence | violence.n violent.a | ||
Visual evaluation | Evaluator's evaluation of a thing based upon its visually-accessible features | ||
Visual obstruction | an entity that is between the see-er and the seen_object affects the see-er's ability to see all or part of that object (e.g. an obstructing entity prevents see-er from seeing something). | hide.v cover.v obscure.v conceal.v opaque.a transparent.a transparency.n facade.n mask.v blanket.v blanket.n curtain.n smokescreen.n smoke screen.n | |
Voting | vote.v voter.n balloting.n ballot.n | ||
Voting rights | voting rights right.n to vote enfranchise.v enfranchisement.n disenfranchise.v disenfranchisement.n suffrage.n franchise.n voter.n eligibility | ||
War | Hostile_encounter | battle.v battle.n soldier.n troop.n war.n warfare.n warrior.n conquer.v conquest.n enemy.n skirmish.n skirmish.v vanquish.v weapon.n vanquishment.n ambush.v ambush.n battlefield.n battleground.n combat zone.n front line.n minefield.n ally.n allies.n alliance.n revolution.n victory.n arsenal.n grenade.n seige.n beseige.v foe.n blitzkrieg.n bombard.v bomb.v bomb.n blitz.n blitz.v torpedo.n battle plan.n plan of attack.n line of attack.n | |
Water Confinement | Person is in water or watery substance. This situation makes motion difficult (e.g. mire) and may also be dangerous to that person (they might drown) | tread.v water undertow.v keep.v afloat go.v under drown.v submerge.v keeping afloat.v tread water underwater.adj underwater.adv engulf.v mire.n mire.v suck.v into deep water.n immerse.v immersion.n tread.v quagmire.n flounder.v awash in went.v under undertow.n swamp.n slough.n bog.n morass.n whirlpool.n marsh.n marshland.n moor.n peatbog.n awash.a | |
Wealth | wealth.n rich.n wealthy.a wealthiest riches.n rich.a richer richest affluence.n extremely rich.a hoity toity prosperous.a well-off.a well-to-do financially independent prosperity.n well-heeled.a | ||
Wealth redistribution | earmark allocate reallocate mete allot apportion allotment budget.v budget.n | ||
Wealthy people | Individuals who possess a large amount of wealth | millionaire.n billionaire.n multi-millionaire.n multi-billionaire.n tycoon.n magnate.n well-off the well-off top one percent top 1 percent top 1 % top one% top one % upper crust the rich the wealthy the super rich the very rich the mega wealthy the ultra rich the extremely well off the elite affluent.n wealthy.n rich.n elite.n the one percent the 1% the 1 percent the mega-wealthy the super-rich the ultra-rich the ultra-wealthy the ultra wealthy the extremely wealthy.n the affluent the fat cats fat cat.n | |
Weapons handling | shoot.v discharge.v launch.v fire.v torpedo.v blast.v open.v fire.n pull.v the trigger.n trigger.v set.v off aim.v target.n target.v targeted.a | ||
Wearable disguises | Created to account for subtle frame differences in Disguise frame. | cloak.n shroud.n cloak.v shroud.v sheep's skin.n sheepskin.n sheep's clothing.n mask.n veil.n | |
Weather | weather.n climate.n humid.a temperature.n forecast.v forecast.n fog.n foggy.a | ||
Weed | weed.n vine.n | ||
Weight | weight.n | ||
Well-being | |||
Wet | Cause_to_be_wet, Being_wet | wet.a damp.a dampen.v moisten.v wet.v rinse.v rinse.n | |
Wilderness | a rural location, inhospitable to human habitation | wastelands.n wasteland.n swamp.n forest.n backwater.n backwoods.n woods.n desert.n wilderness.n jungle.n desolation.n back country outback.n hinterland.n boondocks.n wild.n moors.n boonies.n badlands.n woodlands.n bush.n sticks.n moonscape.n | |
Word | Linguistic_meaning | ||
Work scenario | wage.n income.n salary.n well-paying job compensation.n compensate.v work.n work.v earnings.n earn.v occupation.n worker.n toiler.n toil.v | ||
Zealotry | wildly excessive or irrational devotion, dedication, or enthusiasm | zealot.n fanatic.n extremist.n jihad.n jihadist.n cult.n cultist.n crusader.n crusade.n jihadi.n zealotry.n zeal.n fanaticism.n |