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Definition of idiom
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of idiom is as below...
Idiom (n.) An
expression
conforming
or
appropriate
to the
peculiar
structural
form of a
language;
in
extend
use, an
expression
sanctioned
by
usage,
having
a sense
peculiar
to
itself
and not
agreeing
with the
logical
sense of its
structural
form; also, the
phrase
forms
peculiar
to a
particular
author..
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Archaism
::
Archaism
(a.) An
ancient,
antiquated,
or
old-fashioned,
word,
expression,
or
idiom;
a word or form of
speech
no
longer
in
common
use..
Frenchism
::
Frenchism
(n.) A
French
mode or
characteristic;
an idiom
peculiar
to the
French
language.
Hibernianism
::
Hibernianism
(n.) An idiom or mode of
speech
peculiar
to the
Irish.
Chaldaism
::
Chaldaism
(n.) An idiom or
peculiarity
in the
Chaldee
dialect.
Celticism
::
Celticism
(n.) A
custom
of the
Celts,
or an idiom of their
language..
Classicalism
::
Classicalism
(n.) A
classical
idiom,
style,
or
expression;
a
classicism..
Idiom
::
Idiom (n.) The
syntactical
or
structural
form
peculiar
to any
language;
the
genius
or cast of a
language.
#NAME?
::
-ism () A
suffix
indicating
an act, a
process,
the
result
of an act or a
process,
a
state;
also, a
characteristic
(as a
theory,
doctrine,
idiom,
etc.);
as,
baptism,
galvanism,
organism,
hypnotism,
socialism,
sensualism,
Anglicism..
Semitism
::
Semitism
(n.) A
Semitic
idiom;
a word of
Semitic
origin.
Authorize
::
Authorize
(v. t.) To
establish
by
authority,
as by usage or
public
opinion;
to
sanction;
as,
idioms
authorized
by
usage..
Classicism
::
Classicism
(n.) A
classic
idiom or
expression;
a
classicalism.
Hebraistic
::
Hebraistic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
the
Hebrew
language
or
idiom..
Idiomatic
::
Idiomatic
(a.) Alt. of
Idiomatica.
Idiomorphous
::
Idiomorphous
(a.)
Apperaing
in
distinct
crystals;
-- said of the
mineral
constituents
of a rock.
Under
::
Under
(adv.)
In a
lower,
subject,
or
subordinate
condition;
in
subjection;
-- used
chiefly
in a few
idiomatic
phrases;
as, to bring
under,
to
reduce
to
subjection;
to
subdue;
to keep
under,
to keep in
subjection;
to
control;
to go
under,
to be
unsuccessful;
to
fail..
Anglicize
::
Anglicize
(v. t.) To make
English;
to
English;
to
anglify;
render
conformable
to the
English
idiom,
or to
English
analogies..
Idiomorphous
::
Idiomorphous
(a.)
Having
a form of its own.
Foreignism
::
Foreignism
(n.)
Anything
peculiar
to a
foreign
language
or
people;
a
foreign
idiom or
custom.
Doricism
::
Doricism
(n.) A Doric
phrase
or
idiom.
Anglo-saxonism
::
Anglo-Saxonism
(n.) A
characteristic
of the
Anglo-Saxon
race;
especially,
a word or an idiom of the
Anglo-Saxon
tongue..
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