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Analogue oppositions
Pairs of oppositional signifiers in a paradigm set representing categories with comparative grading on the same implicit dimension and which together define a complete universe of discourse (relevant ontological domain), e.g. good/bad where 'not good' is not necessarily 'bad' and vice versa (Leymore).
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