Lexical Enregisterment is a sociolinguistic process whereby specific lexical items become systematically associated with and emblematic of a particular social identity, register, or ideological stance through recurring patterns of usage and metapragmatic awareness.
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Recency and lexical preferences in Spanish
Edward Gibson, Neal J. Pearlmutter, Vicenç Torrens · Memory & Cognition · 1999 · 49 citations · Full text
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IIT@MIT
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Universitat Ramon Llull
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Louisiana State University
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Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute
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