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absorb | absorb#v#2 | He <b>absorbed</b> the knowledge or beliefs of his tribe. | metaphorical | 0.9 |
absorb | absorb#v#3 | He <b>absorbed</b> the costs for the accident. | metaphorical | 0.9 |
absorb | absorb#v#5 | The sales tax is <b>absorbed</b> into the state income tax. | metaphorical | 0.8 |
absorb | absorb#v#8 | The immigrants were quickly <b>absorbed</b> into society. | metaphorical | 0.8 |
absorb | absorb#v#9 | Her interest in butterflies <b>absorbs</b> her completely. | metaphorical | 0.7 |
abuse | abuse#v#1 | This boss <b>abuses</b> his workers. | literal | 0.52 |
abuse | abuse#v#2 | Don't <b>abuse</b> the system. | metaphorical | 0.5 |
abuse | abuse#v#3 | The actress <b>abused</b> the policeman who gave her a parking ticket. | metaphorical | 0.5 |
abuse | abuse#v#4 | Her husband often <b>abuses</b> alcohol. | metaphorical | 0.7 |
accommodate | accommodate#v#3 | Can you <b>accommodate</b> me with a rental car? | literal | 0.7 |
accommodate | accommodate#v#4 | This hotel can <b>accommodate</b> 250 guests | literal | 0.9 |
accommodate | accommodate#v#7 | The scientists had to <b>accommodate</b> the new results with the existing theories | literal | 0.8 |
acknowledge | acknowledge#v#2 | The program committee <b>acknowledged</b> the submission of the authors of the paper | literal | 0.9 |
acknowledge | acknowledge#v#3 | He never <b>acknowledges</b> his colleagues when they run into him in the hallway | literal | 0.9 |
acknowledge | acknowledge#v#4 | We must <b>acknowledge</b> the kindness she showed towards us | literal | 0.9 |
acknowledge | acknowledge#v#5 | <b>acknowledge</b> the deed | literal | 0.9 |
acknowledge | acknowledge#v#6 | The Crown Prince was <b>acknowledged</b> as the true heir to the throne | literal | 0.9 |
acquaint | acquaint#v#1 | Permit me to <b>acquaint</b> you with my son. | literal | 0.913 |
acquaint | acquaint#v#2 | You should <b>acquaint</b> yourself with your new computer. | literal | 0.6 |
acquaint | acquaint#v#3 | Please <b>acquaint</b> your colleagues of your plans to move. | literal | 0.8 |
act | act#v#1 | think before you <b>act</b> | literal | 0.8 |
act | act#v#10 | She <b>acts</b> in this play | literal | 0.9 |
act | act#v#2 | You should <b>act</b> like an adult | literal | 0.7 |
act | act#v#4 | She <b>acts</b> as the chair | metaphorical | 0.5 |
act | act#v#6 | This scene <b>acts</b> well | metaphorical | 0.5 |
address | address#v#1 | He <b>addressed</b> the crowd outside the window. | literal | 0.6 |
address | address#v#6 | He always <b>addresses</b> me with `Sir'. | literal | 0.7 |
adhere | adhere#v#1 | You must <b>adhere</b> to the rules. | metaphorical | 0.6 |
adhere | adhere#v#2 | They <b>adhered</b> to their plan. | literal | 0.8 |
adhere | adhere#v#4 | The residents of this village <b>adhered</b> to Catholicism. | metaphorical | 0.6 |
adhere | adhere#v#6 | Will this wallpaper <b>adhere</b> to the wall? | literal | 0.9167 |
administer | administer#v#1 | <b>administer</b> a program | literal | 0.7 |
administer | administer#v#2 | <b>administer</b> the last unction | literal | 0.9 |
administer | administer#v#3 | <b>administer</b> critical remarks to everyone present | literal | 0.6 |
admit | admit#v#1 | He <b>admitted</b> his errors | literal | 0.8 |
admit | admit#v#2 | We cannot <b>admit</b> non-members into our club building | literal | 0.8 |
admit | admit#v#3 | <b>admit</b> someone to the profession | literal | 0.7 |
admit | admit#v#5 | This problem <b>admits</b> of no solution | metaphorical | 0.6 |
admit | admit#v#6 | The French doors <b>admit</b> onto the yard | literal | 0.8 |
admit | admit#v#8 | This ticket will <b>admit</b> one adult to the show | literal | 0.9 |
affect | affect#v#1 | Will the new rules <b>affect</b> me? | literal | 0.8 |
affect | affect#v#2 | the medicine <b>affects</b> my heart rate | literal | 0.9 |
affect | affect#v#3 | This new ruling <b>affects</b> your business | literal | 0.8 |
age | age#v#1 | The death of his wife caused him to <b>age</b> fast | literal | 0.7 |
age | age#v#2 | we <b>age</b> every day--what a depressing thought! | literal | 0.9 |
age | age#v#3 | The death of his child <b>aged</b> him tremendously | literal | 0.6 |
agree | agree#v#1 | We <b>agreed</b> on the terms of the settlement | literal | 0.9 |
agree | agree#v#2 | She <b>agreed</b> to all my conditions | literal | 0.9 |
agree | agree#v#3 | The two stories don't <b>agree</b> in many details | literal | 0.7 |
agree | agree#v#5 | Subjects and verbs must always <b>agree</b> in English | literal | 0.7 |
agree | agree#v#6 | White wine doesn't <b>agree</b> with me | metaphorical | 0.5 |
agree | agree#v#7 | No two of my colleagues would <b>agree</b> on whom to elect chairman | literal | 0.8 |
aim | aim#v#1 | Please don't <b>aim</b> at your little brother! | literal | 0.9 |
aim | aim#v#2 | I <b>aim</b> to arrive at noon | metaphorical | 0.5 |
aim | aim#v#5 | He <b>aimed</b> his fists towards his opponent's face | literal | 1 |
aim | aim#v#6 | She wanted to <b>aim</b> a pun | metaphorical | 0.5 |
air | air#v#2 | This show will <b>air</b> Saturdays at 2 P.M. | metaphorical | 0.5 |
air | air#v#3 | We cannot <b>air</b> this X-rated song | literal | 0.6 |
air | air#v#4 | She <b>aired</b> her opinions on welfare | metaphorical | 0.7 |
air | air#v#6 | <b>air</b> the old winter clothes | literal | 0.6 |
allow | allow#v#10 | We don't <b>allow</b> dogs here | literal | 0.9 |
allow | allow#v#3 | Mandela was <b>allowed</b> few visitors in prison | literal | 0.9 |
allow | allow#v#6 | I <b>allow</b> for this possibility | literal | 0.8 |
allow | allow#v#9 | The camera store owner <b>allowed</b> me $50 on my old camera | literal | 0.8 |
amount | amount#v#1 | Her action <b>amounted</b> to a rebellion | literal | 0.7 |
amount | amount#v#2 | The bills <b>amounted</b> to $2,000 | literal | 0.9 |
amount | amount#v#3 | This idea will never <b>amount</b> to anything | metaphorical | 0.7 |
analyze | analyze#v#4 | I was <b>analyzed</b> in Vienna by a famous psychiatrist. | literal | 0.8 |
answer | answer#v#1 | She didn't want to <b>answer</b> | literal | 0.9 |
answer | answer#v#10 | The steering of my new car <b>answers</b> to the slightest touch | metaphorical | 0.7 |
answer | answer#v#2 | <b>answer</b> the telephone | literal | 0.9 |
answer | answer#v#4 | The question concerning the meaning of life cannot be <b>answered</b> | literal | 0.8 |
answer | answer#v#5 | The defendant <b>answered</b> to all the charges of the prosecution | literal | 0.9 |
answer | answer#v#6 | She must <b>answer</b> for her actions | literal | 0.8 |
answer | answer#v#7 | A few words would <b>answer</b> | literal | 0.8 |
answer | answer#v#8 | The drawing of the suspect <b>answers</b> to the description the victim gave | literal | 0.6 |
answer | answer#v#9 | This may <b>answer</b> her needs | literal | 0.7 |
appeal | appeal#v#1 | He was found guilty but <b>appealed</b> immediately. | literal | 0.8 |
appeal | appeal#v#2 | <b>Appeal</b> to somebody for help! | metaphorical | 0.5 |
appeal | appeal#v#4 | She <b>appealed</b> the verdict. | literal | 0.72 |
appear | appear#v#2 | He suddenly <b>appeared</b> at the wedding | literal | 0.9 |
appear | appear#v#3 | Did your latest book <b>appear</b> yet? | literal | 0.6 |
appear | appear#v#6 | Gielgud <b>appears</b> briefly in this movie | literal | 0.8 |
appear | appear#v#7 | He had to <b>appear</b> in court last month | literal | 0.9 |
appreciate | appreciate#v#2 | Do you <b>appreciate</b> the full meaning of this letter? | literal | 0.7 |
appreciate | appreciate#v#4 | The yen <b>appreciated</b> again! | literal | 0.9 |
appreciate | appreciate#v#5 | The Germans want to <b>appreciate</b> the Deutsche Mark | literal | 0.7 |
approach | approach#v#1 | We were <b>approaching</b> our destination | literal | 0.9 |
approach | approach#v#4 | Winter is <b>approaching</b> | literal | 0.6 |
approach | approach#v#5 | I was <b>approached</b> by the President to serve as his adviser in foreign matters | literal | 0.9 |
ascend | ascend#v#1 | We <b>ascended</b> the mountain. | literal | 0.7 |
ascend | ascend#v#2 | Inheritance may not <b>ascend</b> linearly. | metaphorical | 0.7 |
ascend | ascend#v#3 | She <b>ascended</b> to the throne after the King's death. | literal | 0.5238 |
ascend | ascend#v#5 | The boat <b>ascended</b> the Delaware. | literal | 0.8 |
ascend | ascend#v#6 | The path <b>ascended</b> to the top of the hill. | literal | 0.9 |
ask | ask#v#1 | I <b>asked</b> about their special today | literal | 0.9 |
ask | ask#v#2 | She <b>asked</b> him for a loan | literal | 0.9 |
ask | ask#v#7 | He is <b>asking</b> $200 for the table | literal | 0.9 |
assign | assign#v#2 | We were <b>assigned</b> new uniforms. | literal | 0.9444 |
assign | assign#v#4 | The teacher <b>assigned</b> him to lead his classmates in the exercise. | literal | 0.8235 |
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MOH Dataset
Creative Language Toolkit (CLTK) Metadata
- CL Type: Metaphor
- Task Type: detection, intrepretation
- Size: 1k~2k
- Created time: 2016
Description:
Moh dataset is a dataset for metaphor processing, which was released in the paper.
For more details, please check the original paper.
Citation
If you use this dataset, please cite:
@inproceedings{Mohammad2016MetaphorAA,
title={Metaphor as a Medium for Emotion: An Empirical Study},
author={Saif M. Mohammad and Ekaterina Shutova and Peter D. Turney},
booktitle={International Workshop on Semantic Evaluation},
year={2016}
}
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