heterological paradox

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• heterological — A word that does not apply to itself. Thus ‘long’ is not a long word; ‘antedeluvian’ is not an antedeluvian word. See Grelling s paradox …   Philosophy dictionary

• Grelling–Nelson paradox — The Grelling–Nelson paradox is a semantic self referential paradox formulated in 1908 by Kurt Grelling and Leonard Nelson and sometimes mistakenly attributed to the German philosopher and mathematician Hermann Weyl. It is thus occasionally called …   Wikipedia

• Grelling's paradox — Some words refer to themselves: the word ‘short’ is short, and the word ‘common’ is common. Other words do not: the word ‘long’ is not long, and the word ‘banana’ is not a banana. Call these latter words ‘heterological’. Then the question arises …   Philosophy dictionary

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• Autological word — An autological word or homological word is a word that describes itself, that is self referential. Since adjectives are words that are designed to describe things, including words, most autological words are adjectives.Other parts of speech may… …   Wikipedia

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• autological — A word that applies to itself: ‘short’ is a short word; ‘English’ an English word. See heterological, Grelling s paradox …   Philosophy dictionary