Значения термина neologism на английском

This Bohemian vocabulary is the hell of rhetoric and the paradise of neologism.

Harlan Ellison, author and screenwriter Sci-fi is a moron's neologism and Arthur hated it.

Man bag is a neologism that us style snobs avoid.

With regard to every neologism we ought first to inquire, Does it fill a gap?

Love is a "good catastrophe" (to use Tolkien's neologism).

Simply put, it's a neologism for boycott.

The neologism was coined by Steve Mann, a pioneer in wearable computing at the University of Toronto.

Interestingly, this is far from a neologism.

They became known by the neologism "computers."

Rather than try to outdo Mary Poppins' fourteen syllable neologism, Simmons contented himself with a wild, inarticulate, "Gaaa!"

Bae Definition of the sort of neologism you probably should have looked up by now, but somehow could never be arsed.

This neologism -no doubt blue-skiedout of the box by some food PR team -is now all over Irish supermarkets.

In this one ordinary speech seemed to have been insufficient to describe the blotch, and he had to resort to a neologism.

The Viewspaper central section - a label clearly chosen to echo Kelner's original neologism during his previous period as editor - works well enough.

But Linda Clark senses a certain sensationalism creeping into some political commentary -possibly stemming from the "entertainment-ification" ,tocoin a neologism, of politics.

Except for special effect, we try to avoid colloquialisms, neologisms and jargon.