If the problem is partly an artifact of lexicographic sense enumeration rather than natural language structure, the elusiveness of broad-coverage WSD reflects a methodological choice, not an empirical barrier.
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Natural language structure(as used in linguistics)
The way language actually works in real life—the patterns and rules that humans instinctively follow when speaking or writing, rather than artificial rules we make up.
WSD (Word Sense Disambiguation)(as used in computational linguistics and artificial intelligence)
The challenge of figuring out which meaning of a word is intended when that word has multiple meanings—like understanding whether 'bank' refers to money or a riverbank based on context.
artifact(Contrasted with real cellular structures in evaluating microscopy results)
A feature in a micrograph produced by the methods of preparation rather than by actual structures in the cell