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Basically, a new word that comes into a language through creatively using that language. Borrowed words from other languages and dialects are not neologisms. Ebonics: Ebony Phonics
Notice both ebony and phonics are 'english' words, these two words were creatively used to create a new english word. |
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Itself an invented word used exclusively pejoratively to dismiss newly coined words. Usually used to express distaste for words inconvenient to one's ideology. Pederasts, a more perverse subtype of faggots, declare moralphobia a neologism.
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Words wikipedia, itself a neologism, finds inconvenient. Wikipedia, itself a neologism, discourages the use of neologisms.
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The promotion of which is the sole purpose of urbandictionary's existence. Urbandictionary is a collection of neologisms.
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A Neologism can be a few different things. It can be a new word, a new way someone uses a word, or a new type of phrase.
It is derived from the Greek word, Neo, which means "New." A Neologism in the sense of a new word would be, for instance, Chumbling. This is chewing and mumbling at the same time. In this, it is also a compound word, however, it is a new or recent word. In the sense of a new use of a word, look at the use of the words in the Urban Dictionary. These are all neologisms. This also applies to the phrases. The Urban Dictionary, in it self is a Neologistic source.
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a new word he had created a neologism
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