An easy way to do this is to remember this oddly grammatically correct sentence:
Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo
Though is it satiation if the meaning is different for different instances?
Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo
Though is it satiation if the meaning is different for different instances?
Semantic satiation can come up when you’re having a conversation and use the same word often enough (not necessarily back to back) that it feels like that word is wrong, or doesn’t mean anything. You start to pay attention to the sound of the word instead of the meaning.