- A
phraseme, also
called a set phrase,
fixed expression,
multiword expression (in com****tional linguistics), or idiom,[citation needed] is a multi-word...
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corresponds to the
English word 'corrected'. The term is now an
Italian phraseme. Caffè
corretto can also be
found widely in Eritrea, a
legacy of the Italian...
- expression, a
figure of speech, etc.. In linguistics,
these are
known as
phrasemes. In
theories of syntax, a
phrase is any
group of words, or
sometimes a...
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expected by chance. In phraseology, a
collocation is a type of
compositional phraseme,
meaning that it can be
understood from the
words that make it up. This...
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Lexical gaps are
another key
example of idiom.
Bahuvrihi Collocation Cliché
Phraseme Semantic equivalence (linguistics)
Usage Programming idiom Principle of...
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already widely ****ociated with a
specific person, idea, or thing.
Idiom or
phraseme: a
saying that has only a non-literal interpretation; "an
expression whose...
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sequence of
words that
often occur together Collocation, a sub-type of
phraseme Collocation method, used in
mathematics to
solve differential and integral...
- the
literal reading. In phraseology,
idioms are
defined as a sub-type of
phraseme, the
meaning of
which is not the
regular sum of the
meanings of its component...
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Infodemic The
Leiden school Memetic algorithm Memetic engineering Muslim meme
Phraseme Propaganda Psycholinguistics Snowclone Survivals Universal Darwinism Viral...
- A
multiword expression (MWE), also
called phraseme,[citation needed] is a lexeme-like unit made up of a
sequence of two or more
lexemes that has properties...
