Enum wordnet::Relationship

pub enum Relationship {
    Antonym,
    Hypernym,
    InstanceHypernym,
    Hyponym,
    MemberHolonym,
    SubstanceHolonym,
    PartHolonym,
    MemberMeronym,
    SubstanceMeronym,
    PartMeronym,
    Attribute,
    DerivationallyRelated,
    DomainOfTopic,
    MemberOfTopic,
    DomainOfRegion,
    MemberOfRegion,
    DomainOfUsage,
    MemberOfUsage,
    Entailment,
    Cause,
    AlsoSee,
    VerbGroup,
    SimilarTo,
    VerbParticiple,
    PertainymOrDerivedFromAdjective,
}

Relates one word to another semantically

Variants

Antonym

an opposite word

Hypernym

broader forms of this word (a structure is a hypernym of a building)

InstanceHypernym

broader forms of this word of which this word is a specific instance (The Enlightenment is a specific instance of a historic period)

Hyponym

more specific versions of this word (a courthouse is a hyponym of a house)

MemberHolonym

this word is a member of (the world is a hyponym of the solar system)

SubstanceHolonym

this word is made with (tin is a substance holonym of cassiterite)

PartHolonym

this word is a part of (land is a part holonym of the world)

MemberMeronym

reverse of MemberHolonym (an air bag is a member meronym of car)

SubstanceMeronym

reverse of SubstanceHolonym (cassiterite is a substance meronym of tin)

PartMeronym

reverse of PartHolonym (a car is a part holonym of an air bag)

Attribute

scientific is an attribute of scientific knowledge

DerivationallyRelated

the word is related to (the adjective outward is an related to outwardness)

DomainOfTopicMemberOfTopicDomainOfRegionMemberOfRegionDomainOfUsageMemberOfUsageEntailment

A verb requires an action to be completed first (to eat requires one to chew)

Cause

A verb causes another action (to retire causes one to yield)

AlsoSeeVerbGroupSimilarToVerbParticiplePertainymOrDerivedFromAdjective

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for Relationship

fn fmt(&self, __arg_0: &mut Formatter) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl PartialEq for Relationship

fn eq(&self, __arg_0: &Relationship) -> bool

This method tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests for !=.