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Meanings of pragmatics in English
Synonyms
Examples for "language in use"
Examples for "language in use"
1
French Francis understood, for it was the language in use in the court and among the upper classes in England.
2
Mr. Schurman has since published a copious vocabulary and grammar, of the language in use in this part of Australia.
3
The newspaper is thus widening the language in use, and vastly increasing the number of words which enter into common talk.
4
Arnold answered in the language without words-whichis nevertheless the most expressive language in use, between men and women, all over the world.
5
I spoke truly, when I said it was the language in use in Bombay; for it is the tongue of the white men there.
Usage of pragmatics in English
1
There is no distinct political dimension in the syncretic pragmatics of immediacy.
2
But it is not the ugly side that defines the effective pragmatics.
3
Hacking is by no means an experience without precedent in past pragmatics.
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Within the pragmatics associated with literacy, this is a very good representation.
5
This explains why this conception was labeled instrumentalism or pragmatics of verification.
6
Moreover, such an optimum is characteristic of the pragmatics of the particular context.
7
This becomes even more obvious in politics, which is embedded in literacy-based pragmatics.
8
The pragmatics that overrides the need for literacy is based on individual empowerment.
9
They maintain dependencies that originated within the pragmatics of the civilization of literacy.
10
Augmented by worldwide networking, this pragmatics has become global in scope.
11
In each I saw the age-old struggle of dogma versus pragmatics.
12
He is the originator of a conception he called absolute pragmatics.
13
Due to the small scale and shared pragmatics of readers, this shorthand sufficed.
14
Are they a product of new human relations required by the new pragmatics?
15
The pragmatics of survival seemed determined; there was little choice in method and timing.
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In such situations and locations, the pragmatics of literacy and illiteracy meet and interact.
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Pragmatics through the time
Pragmatics across language varieties
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