Clearly distinct meanings are usually fine, as there’s little chance of context overlap causing clashes. The subtle distinctions can cause more trouble, but those tend to occur in situations more refined than we expect systems like these to handle anyway.
The section on interchangeability versus context might be helpful for illuminating this idea.
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Clearly distinct meanings are usually fine, as there’s little chance of context overlap causing clashes. The subtle distinctions can cause more trouble, but those tend to occur in situations more refined than we expect systems like these to handle anyway. The section on interchangeability versus context might be helpful for illuminating this idea.