Challenge: Sense representations target meaning conflation deficiency but their potential impact has not been investigated in downstream NLP applications.
Approach: They propose to use a reverse dictionary system to address meaning conflation deficiency . they propose to integrate senses into the system to improve semantic understanding .
Outcome: The proposed approach can improve the performance of a downstream NLP application.

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