I find nothing on the web, and my linguistic texts are stored. Nonetheless, two teachers ought to be able to figure this one out. Distortion is to bend something out of its normal state. Idiomatic refers either (1) to idioms, in general, or (2) to particular variations, as in an individual's idiolect. Putting the two words together, I see two possibilities based on the two definitions of idiomatic. Defn. 1: It is unlikely native speakers will distort normal idioms they've grown up listening to and reading. ESL students, on the other hand, have a very hard time learning idioms. If you're teaching ESL, here's a site that might help you to teach your students common idioms and help them avoid messing them up: http://a4esl.org/q/h/idioms.html Defn. 2: If you're teaching native speakers, then "avoiding idiomatic distortion(s)" is a fancy way of saying "use standard dialect." They don't want the students to use slang, regionalisms, teen-talk, cyber-abbreviations and the like. Each of us has our own vagaries when we speak or write, but you're being asked to get your students to use broadcaster's standard English.
Social Distortion covered It's All Over Now on the Japanese import of Social Distortion. It is one of the bonus tracks.
Distortion was primarily used during the 1960s to the 1970s. Distortion was primarily created by over-driving the power valves on solid wood electric guitars.
Far Behind - Social Distortion song - was created in 2007.
The Spider IV does already include several decent distortion sounds
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Copenhagen Distortion was created in 1998.
Social Distortion was created in 1978.
Social Distortion ended in 1985.
Total Distortion happened in 1995.
Total Distortion was created in 1995.
The verb for distortion is distort. As in "to distort something".
(A distortion is an alteration, faulty image, or inaccurate representation.)"Distortion of facts is an example of unethical journalism.""A distortion in the radio signal made the messages unintelligible.""A curved mirror will often produce a humorous distortion in your reflection."
Give me 1 example of idiomatic expression
distortion matters because the earth is round and it is impossible to show the earth on a flat surface without some distortion
Just the distortion from a Marshall JCM 900 amp (they don't use distortion pedals).
You can't you can only get in the distortion world in platinum
No, a distortion is not a faithful account of what happened.