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id·i·o·lect (

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The speech of an individual, considered as a linguistic pattern unique among speakers of his or her language or dialect.

[idio- + (dia)lect.]

idi·o·lectal, idi·o·lectic adj.

idiolect [ˈɪdɪəˌlɛkt]

(Linguistics) the variety or form of a language used by an individual

idiolectal , idiolectic adj

idiolect

a person’s individual speech habits.

See also: Linguistics

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Noun

idiolect - the language or speech of one individual at a particular period in life

speech communication, spoken communication, spoken language, voice communication, oral communication, speech, language - (language) communication by word of mouth; "his speech was garbled"; "he uttered harsh language"; "he recorded the spoken language of the streets"

Translations

idiolect [ˈɪdɪəʊlekt] N → idiolecto m

idiolect

n → Idiolekt m

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idio- language linguistics oral communication speech speech communication spoken communication spoken language voice communication	Apparently, the Coens' "secret shit'--with which, we presume, they have painted, in Freudian anal-stage fashion, their auteur signatures all over their twelve films (I mean this as a compliment)--is so secret, so idiolectic, so arcane that many critics find their movies as empty as Billy Bob's bag. "Secret shit": the uncertainty principle, lying, deviations, and the ... by Lavery, David / Post Script But I took them for answers which would have made Big Maxie's appeal to emotion an idiolectic quirk -- an unusual and wholly personal habit of speech In those early days of learning, it seemed that Big Maxie was the only person I knew who would attribute hurt feeling(s) to people of the Darwin fringe camp that served me as my base. A frightened hunting ground: epic emotions and landholding in the ... by Sansom, Basil / Oceania The association of "names" with "sacred pages," which appears elsewhere in Kovner's corpus and is therefore idiolectic, refers to the term "Shemoth," a Jewish folk-expression denoting the torn and worn-out pages of Holy Books which are not to be discarded but preserved in each synagogue's geniza. Paradise betrayed or the betrayal of paradise: Vilna as memory in ... by Ginor, Zvia Ben-Yoseph / Hebrew Studies Journal	ideological barrier ideologically ideologist ideologue ideology ideomotor ides idesia Idesia polycarpa IDF Idhi idio- idioblast Idiocrasis idiocrasy Idiocratic idiocy Idiocyclophanous Idioelectric idioglossia idiogram idiograph idiographic Idiolatry idiolect idiolectic idiom Idiom Neutral idiomatic idiomatic expression idiomatical idiomatically idiomaticity idiomatology idiomorphic idiomorphism Idiomorphous Idiomuscular Idiopathetic idiopathic idiopathic disease idiopathic disorder idiopathic hemochromatosis idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura idiopathy Idiophanous idiophone idioplasm Idioplasma Idiorepulsive idiosyncrasy	idiocy Idiocyclophanous Idioelectric Idiogenes Idioglossia Idioglossia Idioglossia idiogram idiogram idiogram Idiograph idiographic idioheteroagglutinin idioheterolysin idioisoagglutinin idioisolysin Idiojunctional Pacemaker Idiojunctional Rhythm Idiojunctional Rhythm Idiojunctional Rhythm Idiojunctional Rhythm Idiojunctional Rhythm Idiolalia Idiolalia Idiolalia idiolatry idiolect idiolect idiolectal idiolectal idiolectic idiolects idiolects idiolysin idiom idiom idiom idiom Idiom List Idiom List Idiom List Idiom Neutral IDIOMA Idioma de Señas de Nicaragua Idioma hebrew idiomatic idiomatic idiomatic idiomatic expression idiomatic expression idiomatic expression Idiomatic phrase Idiomatic phrase Idiomatic phrase idiomatical idiomatically idiomaticity Idiomatics Idiomatics idiomatology idiomere

Apparently, the Coens' "secret shit'--with which, we presume, they have painted, in Freudian anal-stage fashion, their auteur signatures all over their twelve films (I mean this as a compliment)--is so secret, so idiolectic, so arcane that many critics find their movies as empty as Billy Bob's bag.

"Secret shit": the uncertainty principle, lying, deviations, and the ... by Lavery, David / Post Script

But I took them for answers which would have made Big Maxie's appeal to emotion an idiolectic quirk -- an unusual and wholly personal habit of speech In those early days of learning, it seemed that Big Maxie was the only person I knew who would attribute hurt feeling(s) to people of the Darwin fringe camp that served me as my base.

A frightened hunting ground: epic emotions and landholding in the ... by Sansom, Basil / Oceania

The association of "names" with "sacred pages," which appears elsewhere in Kovner's corpus and is therefore idiolectic, refers to the term "Shemoth," a Jewish folk-expression denoting the torn and worn-out pages of Holy Books which are not to be discarded but preserved in each synagogue's geniza.

Paradise betrayed or the betrayal of paradise: Vilna as memory in ... by Ginor, Zvia Ben-Yoseph / Hebrew Studies Journal

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