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The word is a neologism combining the tank of tank top with the end of the word bikini.
en.wikipedia.org His comic text was colourful and entertaining, using onomatopoeia, neologisms and other figures of speech, and led to some work being banned by the authorities.
en.wikipedia.org Such mixtures are often known by the neologisms edutainment or infotainment.
en.wikipedia.org They can be phonologically related to a prior word, a following word, the intended word, or another neologism.
en.wikipedia.org She was fond of neologisms, and of extending the meaning of existing words and phrases in new directions.
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www.km-k.at All black-and-white paintings in this cycle are united by an alignment to the incalculable dimension of “N”, which is in turn derived from “NASAHEIM”, another neologism spawned by the artist.
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Alle schwarz-weißen Gemälde dieser Reihe eint die Ausrichtung nach einem unkalkulierbaren Maß „N", welches sich wiederum von „NASAHEIM", einem weiteren Neologismus des Künstlers ableitet.
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www.uni-konstanz.de The closest genetically related language is Croatian, due to the Dalmatian origin of the one-time immigrants, hence the terms "Molisian Croatian, Italo-Croatian" along with "Slavic (slavo, schiavone), Molisian Slavic" and the neologism "Slavisian".
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Der nächste genetische Verwandte ist entsprechend der dalmatinischen Herkunft der einstigen Einwanderer das Kroatische, daher auch die Fremdbezeichnungen "molisekroatisch, italokroatisch" neben "slavisch (slavo, schiavone), moliseslavisch" und dem Neologismus "slavisanisch".
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www.goethe.de Usually, a word emerges as a neologism, a so-called new meaning, when it appears in connections where the original meaning is distracting.
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Meist tritt ein Wort erstmals dann als Neologismus – als sogenannte Neubedeutung – in Erscheinung, wenn es in Zusammenhängen auftaucht, in denen die ursprüngliche Bedeutung irritiert.
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www.goethe.de In German, composite words in particular have plenty of potential to become neologisms, but also new verb formations attract attention.
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Im Deutschen sind besonders Komposita mit reichlich Potenzial zum Neologismus ausgestattet, aber auch neue Verbbildungen erregen Aufmerksamkeit.
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www.clickworker.com The term is a neologism composed from crowd and outsourcing.
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Der Begriff ist übrigens ein Neologismus aus Crowd (Menschenmenge) und Outsourcing.
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