Abstract
The article deals with the study of paradigmatic relations of adjectives on the semantic level in the belle-lettres style. Paradigmatic ties in the nucleus and the first periphery are determined and compared. The object of study is LSG of adjectives in the belle-lettres style. The subject of the study is paradigmatic ties on the semantic level. The goal is to investigate and compare paradigmatic ties of LSG of adjectives. The topicality is caused by the necessity of study of paradigmatic ties of LSG of adjectives in the belle-lettres style as they have not been investigated yet. We used correlation analysis which helps to determine intensity and character of ties. A scientific novelty is in distinguishing the nucleus and the first periphery, investigating the ties within the nucleus and the first periphery and also paradigmatic ties between them. Conclusions. Paradigmatic ties of LSG of adjectives in the first periphery are more independent between themselves and are able to have free ties. Paradigmatic ties of LSG of adjectives within the nucleus have the tendency to dependence, mutual influence. A predominant majority of mean ties of LSG of adjectives in the nucleus indicate a certain measure of correlation between them, though they keep independence to some extent in the belle-lettres style. A small number of ties is distinguished between LSG of adjectives of the first periphery and the nucleus. LSG of adjectives of the first periphery make free, independent ties from each other either within the first periphery or with the nucleus. So there is more variety between LSG of adjectives in the belle-lettres style.
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