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lexicalised (a)
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- The word "semantics" has become lexicalised in linguistics, referring specifically to the study of meaning.
- "Icon" has been lexicalised in computer science, meaning a graphical representation of a file or program.
- "Spam" was originally an acronym but has since been lexicalised as a noun denoting unsolicited electronic mail.
- "Brexit" is a lexicalised portmanteau word used to describe the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union.
- "Hashtag" has become lexicalised on Twitter and other social media platforms as a label for words or phrases.
- "Frenemy" is a lexicalised blend of "friend" and "enemy," describing a person who is both a friend and a rival.
- "Woke" has been lexicalised in recent years, particularly among activists, to describe social awareness and consciousness.
- "YOLO" (You Only Live Once) has lexicalised to express the idea of taking risks and living life to the fullest.
- "Chatbot" has lexicalised to describe computer programs designed to simulate human conversation.
- "Blockchain" has lexicalised in the field of cryptocurrency and distributed ledger technology.
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The word "semantics" has become lexicalised in linguistics, referring specifically to the study of meaning.
"Icon" has been lexicalised in computer science, meaning a graphical representation of a file or program.
"Spam" was originally an acronym but has since been lexicalised as a noun denoting unsolicited electronic mail.
"Brexit" is a lexicalised portmanteau word used to describe the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union.
