CHARACTERISTICS OF GENERAL-LANGUAGE NEOLOGISMS AND INDIVIDUAL NEOLOGISMS
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This article examines neologisms as indicators of lexical change in modern language, distinguishing between general-language and individual neologisms. The study briefly outlines major formation mechanisms and emphasizes the temporary nature of lexical novelty. Examples from Uzbek media discourse illustrate how neologisms function in public and journalistic contexts, reflecting ongoing language development.
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