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# OpenGloss v2.0 — Examples
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Every example sentence in OpenGloss v2.0, one row at a time, each tagged to the *sense* it illustrates and carrying the `[span_start, span_end)` character offsets of the headword occurrence inside it. That combination — a sentence, the sense it uses, and where the word is — is what a word-in-context or sense-disambiguation task needs and is normally paid for by annotation. `source` distinguishes the per-sense examples stage's verified sentences from reading-level and register rewrites of an existing example.
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> **Superseded by [OpenGloss v2.1](https://huggingface.co/datasets/mjbommar/opengloss-v2.1-examples)** (2026-09-07): 109,633 lexemes and 250,003 live senses — twice this release's coverage — plus a new `opengloss-v2.1-inflections` form→lemma lookup. v2.0 stays published for reproducibility.
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# OpenGloss v2.0 — Examples
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Every example sentence in OpenGloss v2.0, one row at a time, each tagged to the *sense* it illustrates and carrying the `[span_start, span_end)` character offsets of the headword occurrence inside it. That combination — a sentence, the sense it uses, and where the word is — is what a word-in-context or sense-disambiguation task needs and is normally paid for by annotation. `source` distinguishes the per-sense examples stage's verified sentences from reading-level and register rewrites of an existing example.
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