How Can You Remove the Lexical Ambiguity When Writing a Document?

[hung_tutor]

Note: for the sake of ease, we mean the word “writer” and “reader” as “the person who writes sentences” and “the person who reads sentences” respectively in this document.

There are many problems that make a document difficult for readers to read. One of these problems is Lexical Ambiguity.

For example, the word "bank" in "He went to the bank" is ambiguous because readers don’t know if ‘bank’ means ‘the side of the river’ or ‘the place to store money’.

Some people may say that readers can figure out the meaning through the context.

That is true, but in many cases, relying on the context won't help a reader to correctly indentify the meaning of an ambiguous word. For example, the word "overlook" in "He overlooks it" is ambiguous because ‘overlook’ can be ‘inspect’ (look carefully) or ‘ignore’ (fail to notice). Even though the reader tried to put that word in a certain context, he/she still do not know exactly what the writer means.

So, my idea is that, if the writer somehow tried to map an ambiguous word that he/she is writing about to an exact specific meaning of that word in a dictionary, then the readers can understand that word easily.

Luckily, BraveKing.com has Non Lexical Ambiguity Writing function that helps writers to create unambiguous documents for readers to read. Typically, This function requires writers to assign a specific meaning of an ambiguous word that he/she is writing about to an exact specific meaning in BraveKing Dictionary.

So, please check BraveKing.com out & see how it is!

[fija]

no discussion. the matter is, not only english but every language the same. one word contain different meaning:
vietnamese BA = THREE, FATHER; 5 = YEAR, FIVE
to avoid ambition, don't use work combined like OVERLOOK, this one meaning is
one looks over it (nothing care)
one looks it over (with care)
he goes to the bank (suiciding)
he goes to bank (withdrawing money)
okay?

[Davina Hilda]

Remember that even many native English language speakers have problems with dissertation writing essays, articles, letters and compositions in their own first language.