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idiolect [ˈɪdɪəˌlɛkt] n (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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| This was certainly true of poets as well - "thieves of language," Blank calls them, whose philosophy of composition entailed ransacking vast inventories of foreign languages, social and regional dialects, idiolects, not to mention "English" texts from remote times and places. This was certainly true of poets as well - "thieves of language," Blank calls them, whose philosophy of composition entailed ransacking vast inventories of foreign languages, social and regional dialects, idiolects, not to mention "English" texts from remote times and places. |
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