Edge list

Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: Open Mind Common Sense contributors, OpenCyc 2012, English Wiktionary, and Open Multilingual WordNet
en a tornado
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en weather Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors glenbrowning and browni
en waterspout (n, phenomenon)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en tornado (n, phenomenon) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en A tornado
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en a powerful force of nature Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors seatbelt and eiferguson
en supertwister (n, phenomenon)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en tornado (n, phenomenon) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en tornado (n, phenomenon)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 2.0
en cyclone (n, phenomenon) Source: Open Multilingual WordNet
en tornado (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en meteorological event (n) Source: OpenCyc 2012
en tornado
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en natural disaster Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors trimalchio
en tornado (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en cyclone (n) Source: OpenCyc 2012
en tornado
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en whirlwind (n) Source: English Wiktionary
en tornado (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en long thin object (n) Source: OpenCyc 2012
en A Tornado
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en a severe form of weather Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors rschram
en tornado (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en dangerous thing (n) Source: OpenCyc 2012
en A tornado
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en an extremely severe storm Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors leeconte
en waterspout (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en tornado (n) Source: OpenCyc 2012
en tornado (n)
― IsA ⟶
Weight: 1.0
en natural hazard (n) Source: OpenCyc 2012
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