Moreover, perceived psycholinguistic properties of words such as concreteness (how "palpable" the object the word refers to) and imageability (the intensity with which a word arouses images) have been successfully predicted using word embeddings (Turney et al., 2011;Paetzold and Specia, 2016).
for example, (Turney et al., 2011) used the cosine similarity between word embeddings obtained via La-  tent Semantic Analysis (LSA) (Deerwester et al., 1990) to predict the concreteness and imageability prior work studying the relationship between human reading patterns using eye-tracking devices show that there exist a high positive correlation between word salience and reading times (Dziemianko et al., 2013;Hahn and Keller, 2016).