Portuguese
anglicismo Catalan
anglicisme An expression that is used in Great Britain (especially as contrasted with American English)
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The meeting in the station became a symbol of stiff, awkward, pretentious Anglicism.
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An Anglicism much ridiculed in America is "different to."
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We avoid them, which it is not difficult to do, as we have the brand of Protestantism and Anglicism upon us.
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For the absence of this primal Anglicism from our modern system goes -as was said -to the very root of culture.
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When I saw her I thought they rather resembled Anglicisms.
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"Fellow dogs," I said, "it is clear that we must choose here and now, once and for all, between Britishism and Bolshevism.
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A sort of spiritual asphyxiation overtook one at last, in which the mere stony Briticism of the London hotel seemed to have a part.