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This study aims to explore usage differences among near-synonym verbs based on COHA and GloWbE through a diachronic and synchronic trend analysis and differentiate the subtle semantic similarities and differences in the authentic usage of COCA through two analysis tools like Wmatrix 5 and NetMiner 4.0. The former shows that the overall frequency of catch is higher than that of grasp and seize from both a diachronic and synchronic perspective, and that the frequency of all three near-synonym verbs could be higher in some countries using English as their second language. The latter mainly deals with two options like semantic domains shared with all near-synonym verbs and semantic domains exclusively shared with each near-synonym verb. The results shed light on the subtle semantic similarities and differences among three near-synonym verbs according to shared or unshared relationship with the noun collocates of the corresponding semantic domains, despite a gap in the frequency size of them.

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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Previous Studies
3. Research Methodology
4. Findings and Discussion
4.1. Diachronic Tend Analysis of Near-synonym Verbsin COHA
4.2. Synchronic Trend Analysis of Near-synonym Verbs in GloWbE
4.3. Network Analysis of Near-synonym Verbs
5. Conclusion
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통시적인 변화양상 공시적인 변화양상 유의어 동사 명사연어 의미영역 네트워크 분석 diachronic trend synchronic trend near-synonym verbs noun collocates semantic domains network analysis

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• Myoungho Ha [ Silla University/Professor ]

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