Says that the two senses are disjoint. From a lexical point of view, this means substituting the lexical entries must change the meaning of the phrase. From an ontological point of view, this property is implied if both references are also disjoint, but does not imply disjointness, but non-equivalence of the references. For the mapping point of view there is not instance when both mappings are valid.
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rdf:type | |
rdfs:subPropertyOf | |
rdfs:label |
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rdfs:domain | |
rdfs:range | |
rdfs:comment |
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is rdfs:subPropertyOf of |