Definition of "sematic" []

• Serving as a warning or signal of danger. Used especially of the coloring of some poisonous animals. (adjective)

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• "[126] See MORELL’S Elements of Psychology, p. 183-184, in which the peculiar functions of what he calls the sematic power are exhibited with great clearness, and to which the writer has, in these few paragraphs on the understanding, been considerably indebted."
• "Romans chapter 10 makes it clear that Paul was not anti-sematic – but he did want them to know Christ and have faith in Him for their justification before God."
• "RDFa, Drupal and a Practical Semantic Web at CMS Wire is a terrific piece in clear language that explains what a sematic web is and how RDFa fits into that concept."