COVID-19 Neologisms in English
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What is the focus of the present study?

  • Investigating the sociolinguistic changes brought about by the COVID-19 outbreak
  • Identifying the type of word-formation processes associated with COVID-19 neologisms in English (correct)
  • Analyzing the global impact of COVID-19 outbreak
  • Exploring the effects of COVID-19 on different languages

How many COVID-19-inspired neologisms were compiled for analysis?

  • 156
  • 78
  • 208 (correct)
  • 312

What was the most discrete type of word-formation process identified in the analysis?

  • Acronyms
  • Affixation
  • Blending (correct)
  • Clipping

Where did the researchers gather the COVID-19-inspired neologisms for their corpus?

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What has become part of our lives as a result of the surge of new words and phrases accompanying the COVID-19 outbreak?

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Focus of the Study

The study aimed to understand how new words related to COVID-19 were formed in the English language.

Number of Neologisms Analyzed

Researchers collected 208 words and phrases related to COVID-19 for analysis.

Most Common Word Formation Process

Blending, a process where two words are combined to create a new one, was the most common way new COVID-19 words were formed.

Source of COVID-19 Neologisms

Researchers found new COVID-19 words on social media, websites, and news articles.

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Impact of COVID-19 Language Changes

The increase in new words and phrases related to COVID-19 has impacted our language and communication.

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