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neographic

neographic adjective: of or relating to innovative forms of writing.

Adjective

neographic (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to innovative forms of writing.
    • This section presents a typology of neographic transformations observed in the French SMS corpus. These are categorized into three broad types: phonetic spelling, syllabograms (rebus writing), and logograms […]2007, Brenda Danet, Susan C. Herring, The Multilingual Internet, page 97

Questions about neographic

What does neographic mean?
Neographic means of or relating to innovative forms of writing.
What part of speech is neographic?
Neographic is an adjective.

Words near neographic in the dictionary

  1. neogothic
  2. neogoths
  3. neogrammarian
  4. neogrammarians
  5. neogrammatical
  6. neographic
  7. neographies
  8. neography
  9. neogregarine
  10. neogregarines
  11. neogrifolin

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