Sentences with phrase «about neologisms»
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No new grandiose neologism (the favourite of late is «North American energy security,» which presumably aims to get Americans to think about the energy market as the missing piece in the larger economic integration process underpinned by NAFTA).
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Speciesism is a Singer neologism and it seems he really believes what he says about there being a near - consensus on it.
This definition enormously complicates the task of including both testaments of the Christian Bible within the same theology, so much so, in Barr's view, that he has doubts about the possibility of there ever being one «pan-biblical theology,» to use his unfortunate neologism.
Book and ebook titles based on neologisms create a type of «shorthand» that instantly communicates what a book is about in a unique, memorable way.
New Delhi, India About Blog Scepticemia is a portmanteau - ed neologism.
Laval law professor Mario Naccarato, in his paper «Of Couch Potatoes and Lexicographers: The Eternal Struggle Between Usage and the Imposed Neologism, and its Application to Legal Neology», 39 Rev Gen 229, talks some about neology and law.
Take their advice: Leave neologisms like personpower to writers who don't care about being guardians of the English language.