This paper focuses on phraseology used within the domain of politics, both in written and spoken discourse. We concentrate on the lemma terror and on teh recurrent sequences in which it is embedded, reflecting how native speakers, both American and British, tend to use it in preferred environments making routinized blocks of language.

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The 'terroridiom' principle between spoken and written discourse

Spinzi, Cinzia Giacinta
2010-01-01

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This paper focuses on phraseology used within the domain of politics, both in written and spoken discourse. We concentrate on the lemma terror and on teh recurrent sequences in which it is embedded, reflecting how native speakers, both American and British, tend to use it in preferred environments making routinized blocks of language.
2010
Milizia, Denise; Spinzi, Cinzia Giacinta
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