chair/sofa

somebody/someone

elevator/lift

noone/anyone

Plesionyms differ in meaning entirely.

Plesionyms differ in meaning, but sound the same.

Plesionyms differ in meaning slightly.

Plesionyms are pronounced differently, but have the same meaning.

rain/fog

bark/bark

misty/foggy

sell/cell

error, mistake

bear/bear

mist/fog

Illustrate only the difference in time, dialect and intensity.

Illustrate the difference in style and register only.

Illustrate the difference in style, register, intensity, semantic analysis, time, dialects and connotations

politician - statesman

Monday -Mondayitis

smell - fragrance

pretty-beautiful

yes

no

Complementary adjectives ONLY (true-false, open-closed)

Complementary adjectives (true-false) and Contradictory - The door is open = the door is not closed

Have rhetorical function. “It is meeting the public need, not private greed”

Expresses a 'part-of 'relation between the denotations of related nouns

Trunk and branch are meronyms of tree, tree is a holonym of trunk and branch

The house has a door, the door has a handle, the handle is a meronym of  a house

A finger is a part of a hand, a hand has fingers. = fingers are meronym of a hand

To stroll is to walk in some manner. stroll is a meronym of a walk

complementaries

subordinates and superordinates

partonymy and troponymy

Lexemes with same meaning, one can be substituted for the other

Lexemes with similar meaning.

Almost indistinguishable difference in meaning of words.