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Often used in the same context:
phrase,
noun,
colloquialism,
verb,
coinages,
antonym,
locution,
meme,
simile,
portmanteau word,
newspeak,
dictionary definition,
metonymy,
lexis,
adjective,
archaisms,
idiom,
lexicon,
epigram,
abstract noun,
tautology,
aphorism,
transitive verb,
onomatopoeia,
journalese,
shorthand,
shibboleth,
malapropism,
etymologies,
gnosticism,
diphthong,
synonym,
sophism,
ism,
split infinitive,
doggerel,
trope,
antidisestablishmentarianism,
euphemism,
phraseology,
participle,
initialism,
doublethink,
past participle,
attributive,
mondegreen,
marxism,
shtik,
lexicography,
genitive,
vernacular,
synecdoche,
spoonerism,
weltanschauung,
argot,
vocabulary,
gerund,
platonism,
christianism,
unintelligibility,
dictionary,
gobbledygook,
imprecation,
vulgarism,
intransitive verb,
prepositional phrase,
malthusianism,
onanism,
loanwords,
schwa,
henri bergson,
homophones,
witticism,
swearword,
essentialism,
chiasmus,
literalism,
eponym,
portmanteau,
scansion,
metaphor,
buncombe,
theocrat,
slang,
circumlocutions,
monosyllable,
syllogism,
adverbial,
historicism,
revisionism,
jabberwocky,
grammarians,
metafiction,
judeophobia,
commonplaces,
hegelian,
misquotation,
pomo,
metonym,
mesmerism,
adverb,
novus,
neologisms,
acronym,
commentator,
invention,
language,
pseudonym,
legend,
scholar,
writer,
author,
classic,
craze,
handbook,
jargon,
style
More general:
invention,
word
Synonyms:
coinage,
neology
Also try:
— Adjectives for neologism:
own,
awkward,
english,
century,
barbarous,
ugly,
such,
german,
american,
french,
useful,
more...
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