Code # Printing the Synonym, meaning and example of "teaching" for the first two indexes #First Index print(‘Word and Type : ‘ + syn.name()) print(‘Synonym of teaching is: ‘ + syn.lemmas().name()) print(‘The meaning of the teaching: ‘ + syn.definition()) print(‘Example of teaching : ‘ + str(syn.examples())) #Second Index print(‘Word and Type : ‘ + syn.name()) print(‘Synonym of teaching is: ‘ + syn.lemmas().name()) print(‘The meaning of the teaching : ‘ + syn.definition()) print(‘Example of teaching : ‘ + str(syn.examples())) Output # Output for first index Word and Type : teaching.n.01 Synonym of Teaching is: teaching The meaning of the Teaching: the profession of a teacher Example of Teaching : # Output for second index Word and Type : teaching.n. We can do this by indexing the first element at its name. Let’s find the first sense to get a better understanding of the kind of information each synset contains. We can see that “TEACHING” has five meanings. #Checking the word "Teaching" syn = wordnet.synsets(“teaching”) syn Output ![]() ‘Antonym’ is a word with the opposite meaning to a word its being compared to. Sometimes, if some examples are available, it may also provide that. ‘Synonym’ is a word with a similar or identical meaning to another word. big - large heavy - weighty thin - slim Antonym A word or phrase that means the opposite or nearly the opposite of another word or phrase. Let’s go ahead and look up the word “travel” Synonym A word or phrase that means that same, or nearly the same as another word or phrase. Example : Antonyms for opportunity > closing, misfortune, truth. Antonym definition An antonym is a term or list of terms whose meaning is contrary to that of another. ![]() Example : Synonyms for experience > action, practice, background. ![]() In this example, we will see how wordnet returns meaning and other details of the word. An antonym is a word having a meaning opposite to that of another word, such as hot and cold, short and tall. A synonym is a term or list of terms that has a similar meaning to another. ![]() Import NLTK library and install Wordnet import nltk nltk.download('wordnet')
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