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Patterns of Idiomacity in English, Italian and Romanian

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The paper starts from the idea that the meaning of words in such patterns of Idiomacity is different from their individual meanings. They are at least delexicalized. This is the necessary correlate of co-selection. The selections are not independent, one selection depending on another. Consequently, there must be a result and effect on the meaning of idiomatic patterns as a whole.

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