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Semantic proximity

Semantic proximity is a neighborhood signal, not proof of identity or need.

Definition

Semantic proximity is a neighborhood signal, not proof of identity or need.

Guardrail

The term Semantic proximity must be distinguished from its lexical, commercial, or doctrinal neighbors before any generalization.

Doctrinal authority

This page is a laboratory projection. It bounds a question, protocol, or machine reading; it does not replace the author-canon definition.

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