hibernicism (Meaning)
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hibernicism (n.)
Alt. of Hibernianism
Synonyms & Antonyms of hibernicism
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hibernicism Sentence Examples
- His speech was marked by a distinct hibernicism, reflecting his deep-rooted Irish heritage.
- The author's writing style was imbued with hibernicisms, evoking the charm and cadence of Irish vernacular.
- Despite living abroad for years, she retained a touch of hibernicism in her accent and expressions.
- The play's dialogue was peppered with hibernicisms, transporting the audience to the streets of Dublin.
- Linguists study hibernicisms as part of the broader field of dialectology and language variation.
- Tourists visiting Ireland often encounter hibernicisms that add richness and authenticity to their cultural experience.
- The comedian delighted the audience with clever hibernicisms, showcasing the wit and humor of Irish culture.
- As a linguaphile, he collected books on Irish dialects, including those documenting hibernicisms.
- Scholars analyze hibernicisms in literature to explore themes of identity, belonging, and cultural heritage.
- The use of hibernicisms in film and television helps to preserve and celebrate Ireland's linguistic heritage.
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Alt. of Hibernianism
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His speech was marked by a distinct hibernicism, reflecting his deep-rooted Irish heritage.
The author's writing style was imbued with hibernicisms, evoking the charm and cadence of Irish vernacular.
Despite living abroad for years, she retained a touch of hibernicism in her accent and expressions.
The play's dialogue was peppered with hibernicisms, transporting the audience to the streets of Dublin.
