Challenge: WordNets are lexical databases in which groups of synonyms are stored according to the semantic relationships between them.
Approach: This paper describes various approaches to constructing WordNets automatically by leveraging traditional lexical resources and newer trends such as word embeddings.
Outcome: The proposed methods leverage traditional lexical resources and newer trends such as word embeddings to build and evaluate WordNets.

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