[Lexicog] Re: Frequency counts as lexicographic measure
Rudolph C Troike
rtroike at U.ARIZONA.EDU
Thu Jun 9 17:26:04 UTC 2005
Re Mike's recollection below, I was surprised to hear Lady Margaret
Thatcher use the form in her videoed eulogy for Ronald Reagan. On
checking, I found that this is now a favored form in British English.
Pity.
Rudy Troike
From: Mike Maxwell <maxwell at ldc.upenn.edu>
"Orientate". There, I knew if I didn't think about it, I would think of
it! And doubtless prompted by the similarity of your "revocate". Both
ugly words if ever I heard one.
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