SEMANTIC ORGANIZATION OF SYNONYMIC ATTRACTION IN COLLOQUIAL LANGUAGE
Keywords:
: colloquial speech, stylistically lowered vocabulary, synonymic attraction, mobile synonymyAbstract
The article examines the phenomenon of synonymic attraction in colloquial speech as a result of semantic redundancy and expressive nomination. It analyzes centers of synonymic attraction, their social and psychological conditioning, as well as interstylistic interaction of lexical units. Special attention is paid to mobile synonymy and the role of emotionally significant conceptual domains in shaping non-standard vocabulary.
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