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Grammar and Meaning Change - Historical Linguistics (Language Change) - Linguistics Previous Year Questions

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Historical Linguistics (Language Change)
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Grammar and Meaning Change
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Humanities & Social Sciences-Linguistics (XH-C3) 2024
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2024 · Linguistics · Historical Linguistics (Language Change) · Grammar and Meaning Change
Humanities & Social Sciences-Linguistics (XH-C3) 2024
Many English words at one time had meanings that were quite different from their current ones. Match each of the semantic changes in Column X to an example given in Column Y and select the appropriate sequence.

Note: The older meanings of the words of Column Y are provided in the corresponding row in Column Z.

Column XColumn YColumn Z
P. narrowingi. silly‘happy, prosperous’
Q. broadeningii. pretty‘tricky, sly, cunning’
R. ameliorationiii. bead‘prayer’
S. pejorationiv. aunt‘father’s sister’
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