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is a Japanese book, magazine, and manga publisher and a division of Asahi Shimbun . " Sonorama " is a coined word combining " Greek word for " sight ".
Andersen Consulting announced the name Thursday after a three-month selection process, saying the coined word emphasizes putting an accent on the future, as it tries to do for its clients.
His friends teased him on the peculiarities of his diction, which James Mackintosh styled the Taylorian language : he coined words such as transversion, body-spirit, and Sternholdianism.
The agency, based in New York, is called Artustry Partnership, combining the words " art " and " industry " to create a coined word meant to be pronounced like " artistry ."
:It is evident from the article that this is a neologism ( newly coined word ), which apparently has found insufficient currency as of yet to be considered an established word by lexicographers.

He was forced by censorship to substitute the coined word " fug " for the usual F-word in his 1948 debut novel about the war in the Pacific, " The Naked and the Dead ."
"This happens a lot, " said Alan Siegel, chairman and chief executive at Siegelgale in New York, a corporate and brand consultant, even when a coined word like Altria _ meant to suggest " altrus,"
Floccinaucinihilipilification, at 29 letters and meaning the act of estimating something as being worth so little as to be practically valueless, or the habit of doing so, is the longest non-technical, coined word in the English language.
The previous government, seeking to put a legitimate face on apartheid, coined words that defied their literal meanings, like homelands for places of exile, Immorality Act for a law prohibiting certain marriages and honorary whites for visiting Japanese businessmen.
:I think it makes sense for Wiktionary to keep track of frequently coined words-there really are some words so prone to be made up on the spot that they are practically a part of the English language-wikt : girlcott for example.

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