Definition
An nonconventional implicature is a implicature that is drawn in accordance with pragmatic principles, such as the cooperative principle or the informativeness principle, rather than the meaning of a lexical item or expression.
Kinds
More specific concepts within nonconventional implicature.
Sources 2
- Levinson 1983, 127–128, 131–132
- Gazdar 1979, 49–50