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coinage

/ˈkɔɪ.nɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'ensemble des pièces de monnaie, un mot ou une expression récemment inventé(e), ou l'acte d'inventer un mot ou une expression.

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noun

/ˈkɔɪ.nɪdʒ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'ensemble des pièces de monnaie, un mot ou une expression récemment inventé(e), ou l'acte d'inventer un mot ou une expression.

A noun referring to coins collectively, a newly invented word or phrase, or the act of inventing a word or phrase.

  1. Coins collectivelyB2formal

    The system or collection of metal currency used in a particular country or period.

    frMonnaie métallique

    • The museum displayed ancient Roman coinage.
    • The country introduced new coinage to replace the old notes.
    • The value of the coinage has fluctuated over the centuries.

    Synonymescurrencymintagespecie

  2. Newly invented word or phraseC1formal

    A word or phrase that has been recently created or coined.

    frNéologisme

    • The term 'selfie' is a modern coinage.
    • Many scientific terms are coinages from Latin and Greek roots.
    • The author's coinage of 'cyberspace' became widely adopted.

    Synonymesneologismnonce word

  3. Act of inventing a word or phraseC1formal

    The process or act of creating a new word or expression.

    frCréation d'un mot ou d'une expression

    • The coinage of new slang terms is common in youth culture.
    • Shakespeare is famous for his coinage of many English words.
    • The coinage of technical jargon often confuses outsiders.

    Synonymesneologismneology

Formes
  • coinages plural form
  • coinages' possessive plural form
  • coinage's possessive singular form
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