| Their attempts to get around these logical points generally result in an orgy of neologism and grammatical originality that gives me eye-ache. |
| The latter is the only instance of neologism I ever observed in Mr. Madison. |
| The neologism of flexicurity is being used to try and hide a neo-liberal ambition. |
| Justifying speciesism takes us back to square one, but with an ugly, misleading and tendentious neologism thrown in. |
| Like Clark Coolidge, whose verve depends on malapropism, neologism, and ricochet, Roberts bounces back and forth within a multivalent vocabulary. |
| Most languages have some self-critical locution, usually a wordplay or neologism, to indicate typical national defects. |
