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Hyponym
A word for a type of something else
Tense
The form of the verb, relating to when the dynamic action takes place
Verb Phrase
A main verb, plus its potential adverbs, negator and auxiliary verbs
Meronym
A word for a part of a larger whole
Neologism
A new word in a language
Colloquialism
An informal word/phrase more likely to be used in the spoken mode than the written
Collocation
The idea of certain words being likely to appear alongside certain other words
Formality
The level of acceptability or respectability of a language, often dependent on context
Sociolect
A defined use of language as a result of a particular social group
Prototype
A ‘best-fit’ example of a particular category
Inflectional bound morpheme
A morpheme affixed to a root, changing the form
Dysphemism
A harsh/blunt term to express an idea, often used for humorous effect
Pragmatic
Social conventions and implied meanings within a language
Discourses
Extended stretches of communication; one complete text, with structure and cohesion
Euphemism
A softened or socially acceptable way to express a potentially sensitive idea
Clause
A ‘string’ of words containing a verb
Semantics
The meaning of language and how it is generated within texts
Root morpheme
The morpheme at the core of the word, carrying most of the meaning
Derivational bound morpheme
A morpheme affixed to a root, altering the meaning
Dialect
Variation in words and structures associated with a particular geographical region
Idiolect
An individuals linguistic features used for communication