Conflating distinct (both paradigmatic and syntagmatic) lexico-semantic relations is a well-known property of distributional word vectors; semantic specialization of such spaces for a particular lexicosemantic relation (e.g., semantic similarity or lexical entailment) benefits a number of tasks, e.g., dialog state tracking<cite> Ponti et al., 2018)</cite> , spoken language understanding (Kim et al., 2016b,a) , text simplification (Glavaš and Vulić, 2018b;<cite> Ponti et al., 2018)</cite> , and cross-lingual transfer of resources (Vulić et al., 2017a) .