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Date:
1900-2000
Origin:
idio-
'own, personal'
(from
Greek
, from idios;
IDIOT
) + -lect (as in dialect)
idiolect
noun
Related topics:
Linguistics
id‧i‧o‧lect
[
uncountable and countable
]
technical
SL
the way in which a particular person uses language
➔
dialect
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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