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lexical priming: a standalone construct

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Corpus linguistics

the theory that each word becomes primed through repeated encounters for its collocations, grammatical patterns and textual positions, which shape fluent use.

In corpus linguistics, lexical priming refers to the theory that each word becomes primed through repeated encounters for its collocations, grammatical patterns and textual positions, which shape fluent use. This meaning comes from Hoey (2005) in Lexical priming.[1]

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References

Hoey, M. (2005). Lexical priming. Taylor & Francis Group. ISBN 9781134333585

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