Similar words: neologism, theology, geology, ideology, teleology, archeology, archaeology, phraseology. Meaning: [nɪ'ɑlədʒɪ /nɪ'ɒ-] 
n. 1. a newly invented word or phrase 2. the act of inventing a word or phrase.
n. 1. a newly invented word or phrase 2. the act of inventing a word or phrase. 
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1. The findings appeared in the journal " neology".
2. As one of sources of Modem Chinese neology , the parlance of computer networks contains many terms of computer networks.
3. Neology is the embodiment of economical principle and the outcome of self-adjustment in the lexical system.
4. Neology is the embodiment of economical principle the outcome of self - adjustment in the lexical system.
5. As a kind of technology term, diction of electronic computer is one of sources of Modern Chinese neology. This article will set forth it from three aspects.
6. We collect "old word with new meaning"from"Xinhua New Word Dictionary"and the appendix containing neology and new meaning of the supplement edition in the year of 2002 of "Modern Chinese Dictionary".
7. This paper exemplifies some means of word formation-derivation, compounding, blending, neology, creation, abbreviation, etc.
8. The parlance of computer networks is one source of Modern Chinese neology.
9. It is worth exploring judgment, classification, cause, method and development prospects of neology in modern Chinese in the new era.
10. The fourth chapter speaks of the complex relation between the morphology and acceptation of neology and neologism.
11. In view of this,(sentence dictionary) the thesis pointed out the urgency to normalize the network neology .
12. With the quickly developing of network communication, more and more network neology come forth.
13. It reflects the changes of society and lexical system, and has close relation with pragmatic factors. There are two conditions of neology .
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