deictic
a . 直證的
直証的
deictic adj 1 :
relating to or characteristic of a word whose reference depends on the circumstances of its use ; "
deictic pronouns "
n 1 :
a word specifying identity or spatial or temporal location from the perspective of a speaker or hearer in the context in which the communication occurs ; "
words that introduce particulars of the speaker '
s and hearer '
s shared cognitive field into the message "-
R .
Rommetveit [
synonym : {
deictic },
{
deictic word }]
Deictic \
Deic "
tic \ (
d [
imac ]
k "
t [
i ^]
k ),
a . [
Gr .
deiktiko `
s serving to show or point out ,
fr .
deikny `
nai to show .]
1 . (
Logic )
Direct ;
proving directly ; --
applied to reasoning ,
and opposed to {
elenchtic }
or refutative .
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1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Grammar )
showing or pointing to directly ;
pertaining to deixis ; --
used to designate words that specify identity ,
location ,
or time from the perspective of one of the participants in a discourse ,
using the surrounding context as reference ;
as ,
the words this ,
that ,
these ,
those ,
here ,
there ,
now ,
then ,
we ,
you ,
they ,
the former ,
and the latter serve a deictic function .
[
PJC ]
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