A fellow researcher at Leeds University asked me this question, but I
don't know the answer; can anyone else help????
Eric Atwell
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From: Bill Whyte <billw@comp.leeds.ac.uk>
Hi,
I should know this, but don't. So, help please!
I've been trying to find the right word for two weeks - no, not 'fortnight'
(joke) - for the term that describes two or more instances of the same word
but with different part of speech. e.g. the STAKES are high for he that
STAKES his claim. I'm using 'polyPoSy' but aware that it's a made-up word.
Bill
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