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solecistic

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See: anomalous, faulty, incorrect


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DESPERATE LAND So of this desperate land we fondled Our way through hopeful living, Cruelly reminded by one son's gravestones, Who died for a nation to chant or sing, The patriotic anthem in solecistic monotones.
Also the solecistic "mutual acquaintance"; "the companies were not large enough to exempt one of its [sic] named actors"; and, most disturbingly from a University Professor at Harvard, "Richard .
For example, Jensson suggests that "the uneducated characters of the Greek work adapted by Petronius spoke a colloquial and solecistic Greek and Petronius decided to retain this feature in his Latin adaptation along with some important "untranslatables" such as the Greek exclamations in Hermeros' language" (288).
 
 
 
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