phraseology

/ˌfreɪziˈɑlədʒi/
noun
  1. The particular way in which words and phrases are chosen and arranged, especially in a specific field or by a specific person.
    • The teacher explained that good phraseology can make your writing more persuasive.
    • His phraseology is very formal, even when he's just chatting with friends.
    • The legal phraseology in the contract was hard for a non-lawyer to understand.
  2. The study of fixed phrases and expressions in a language.
    • Researchers in phraseology analyze how phrases like 'break the ice' are used.
    • The course covers the phraseology of everyday English, including idioms and collocations.
    • Phraseology is an important part of learning how to speak a language naturally.
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