The book investigates the structure and meaning of words within natural language by employing the principles of lexical semantics and an artificial language framework. It details how synonymous means within a natural language can be described using semantic elements, covering aspects like word ambiguity, synonyms, conversives, and antonyms. The work also formulates rules for syntactic transformations, with potential applications in automated text synthesis.

The book is a technical exploration of lexical semantics, likely appealing to specialists in linguistics and computational linguistics. Its focus on formalizing language meaning and syntactic transformations suggests a dense, academic treatment of the subject. The described methodology points to a work that provides a structured approach to understanding word relationships and their application in language generation.