inflection_continuum.jpg
The image displays a diagram illustrating a spectrum or continuum between two linguistic concepts: "inflection" and "derivation." The background is white.

At the top left, the word "inflection" appears in orange-red text. At the top right, the word "derivation" appears in blue text. Connecting these two words is a long, horizontal purple line with arrowheads pointing to both ends, indicating that they exist on opposite ends of a spectrum but are related.

Below this top section, there are lists of characteristics associated with each term, color-coded to match their respective headers.

Under "inflection" on the left side, written in orange-red text, are four lines describing its properties:
more abstract
more dependent on sentence context
same concept
widely applicable

Under "derivation" on the right side, written in blue text, are four corresponding lines describing its properties:
more concrete
less dependent on sentence context
different concept
more restricted
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