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Refers to the variety of living things?
Diversity
What is mesolect basilect and acrolect of creole?
In creole linguistics, mesolect refers to the intermediate variety of a creole language, basilect refers to the most informal or vernacular variety, and acrolect refers to the most prestigious or formal variety. These terms are used to describe the range of linguistic variation within a creole community.
Refers to the variety of things?
I think the word you are looking for is "diversity".
Which element of writing style refers to the choice of words?
sentence variety
What are the jacobian and Caroline age in literary terms?
Jacobian refers to the period of king James and Caroline refers to the age of king charles.
Is dynamic variety the use of different sources of sound?
No, it refers to the different volumes.
What abuse refers to the practice of inhaling the fumes from a variety of substances?
Solvent abuse
Write a short note on acrolect mesolect basilect?
Acrolect refers to the most formal and prestigious form of speech. It actually refers to the language of the power: politicians Mesolect refers to intermediate variety. We may say the variety spoken by private sector in a respective country. Basilect refers to most colloquial and least prestigious form of speech. It is spoken by ordinary people like me.
What term refers to the variety of short piano forms comprising Frederic Chopin's repertory?
Ballard
What is meant by the term monochromatic?
Monochromatic refers to the use of a single color in a variety of tints and shades.
Is there a verse in Malachi that refers to the rapture?
Not according to Judaism.
What term refers to a personal journal focusing on a single topic or a variety of topics?
The term that refers to a personal journal focusing on a single topic or a variety of topics is a "weblog" or "blog." These online platforms allow individuals to share their thoughts, experiences, and expertise with a broader audience.
