Meanings of gallicism in English

Don Nicolás Estévanez, who imagined himself an anarchist, would fly into a rage if he read an article which concealed a gallicism in it.

He, because of a favourite Radical godfather; I, because Honore is an inconvenient Gallicism.

Fox's Gallicism, too, was a treasury of weapons to Pitt.

"Another forfeit for a Gallicism," said a Russian writer who was present.

His style is more deeply tainted with Gallicism than that of any other English writer with whom we are acquainted.

"Do not bother your head about gallicisms," I used to say to him.

They were written in France, where that gallant chief resided in exile, which accounts for some Gallicisms which occur in the narrative.

Under the Normans, the town had a large colony of Lombards, and to this day the inhabitants speak a dialect rich in Gallicism.

He died at Madrid on the 20th of July didactic tendency, by feeble drawing of character, and even by certain gallicisms of style.

Gerard was staggered: ere he could recover at this thunderbolt of Gallicism, Denys went triumphant off at a tangent, and stigmatized all monks as hypocrites.