Claim03b42fee9d4f88e2cf3f0f1885b95dfd308b590fc1de51bb878651532735d1fb·Paper reconstruction — Robert Wilhelmy et al. (2025), Exclamatives, deniability, and answerhood

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Emotive-predicate assertions are verifiable as claims about the speaker’s emotion, whereas exclamatives either lack that verification profile or are verified with respect to degree on a scale.

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Emotive-predicate assertions are verifiable as claims about the speaker’s emotion, whereas exclamatives either lack that verification profile or are verified with respect to degree on a scale.untested-supported

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