Sentences with LEXICALISED
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"The word 'cat' is lexicalised and has a specific meaning in the English language."
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"In this context, the term 'lexicalised' refers to words that have become fixed in a particular form."
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"Certain idiomatic expressions are fully lexicalised and cannot be easily broken down into their constituent parts."
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"The phrase 'once in a blue moon' is a lexicalised expression meaning very rarely."
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"'Goodbye' is a lexicalised form of parting in English."
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"The word 'love' is highly lexicalised and has various meanings depending on the context."
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"Some contractions, such as 'don't', are lexicalised and widely used in spoken and written language."
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"The term 'lexicalised' is often used in linguistic analysis to describe words or phrases that have acquired a specialized meaning."
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"The slang term 'cool' has become lexicalised in everyday language."
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"In some languages, certain verbs are lexicalised and do not require an additional agent or subject."
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"English language has the word 'lexicon' which is a lexicalised form."
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"The term 'lexicalised' is commonly used in linguistics."
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"In some languages, certain words are more lexicalised than others."
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"The verb 'to be' in English has many lexicalised forms."
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"Some compound words in English are lexicalised."
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"The word 'cat' is a lexicalised noun."
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"Colloquialisms often arise from lexicalised expressions."
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"The pronunciation of lexicalised terms may differ between dialects."
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"In some cases, a lexicalised term can become obsolete."
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"The word 'selfie' is a relatively new lexicalised term."
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"Slang terms are often lexicalised within certain communities."
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"Ancient languages may have more lexicalised terms than modern ones."
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"Some dialects have more lexicalised vocabulary than standard forms."
