
Neologisms (new words), 2014 onwards
Neologisms (new words) – 2014 onwards GPB has for a long time had a tradition of collecting new words, or neologisms. Whilst we have fun
Neologisms (new words) – 2014 onwards GPB has for a long time had a tradition of collecting new words, or neologisms. Whilst we have fun
Rhetorical Tools List Examples of 71 very popular and useful rhetorical tools Alliteration Allusion Anadiplosis Analogy Anaphora Anecdotes Anesis Anticlimax Antimetabole Antithesis Aphorism Aposiopesis Apposition
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Steven Pinker: How to banish business jargon by Harriet Green, CityAM, October 29, 2014, 1:47am http://www.cityam.com The cognitive scientist tells Harriet Green why buzzwords just
GPB has been undertaking research with its Associate, the Vox Institute through 2011 and 2012. The research will be reviewed at a scientifc conference, and
Rhetorical Tools: Paraprosdokians are a strange sort of tool; they fall into the category of ‘amusement’, and are defined as: “A figure of speech in
Here we list some of the famous tongue-twisters to help you practice your pronunciation in English: Both bustled busily buttering buns Lots of hot coffee in
We like to collect new English words. Here is our collection so far: Here is a list of new words (neologisms) that we have collected
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