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Meanings of referential in English

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Usage of referential in English
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There is a healthy disdain for the self-referential arrogance of the coasts.
The Guardian
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Reservoir Dogs made the talky, highly referential geezer thriller a viable option.
The Irish Times
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Didn't this seem a little over-referential when it happened in Kill Bill.
The Irish Times
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DmPFC activity has frequently been associated with self-referential processing in social cognitive tasks.
Pubmed
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Implications for the referential and intentional nature of chimpanzee communicative signaling are discussed.
Pubmed
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But what is really going on here is something more self-referential.
BBC
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These paintings are also self-referential, existing within their own self-determined orbit.
The Irish Times
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In an infamously self-referential field, comic author, Alan Moore stands aloof.
The Irish Times
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For all its seeming fragmentation, nonetheless obstinately cross-referential and of cryptic interconnective syntax.
The last novel
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Instead, Farrenc's musical gods are those of symphonic seriousness and self-referential musical integrity.
The Guardian
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That's a very referential way of saying: the US is absolutely disgusted with us.
News.com.au
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Taken together, our results suggest that self-referential processing is mediated by cortical midline structures.
Pubmed
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However, we found no evidence that citalopram influenced self-referential processing.
Pubmed
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As the years progressed, the videos became more tongue-in-cheek and, perhaps sadly, more self-referential.
The Irish Times
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Longer-term improvement was linked to the development of friendlier and more accepting self-referential behaviour.
Pubmed
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a raucous, smart, self-referential adventure.
The Verge
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