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How can you put the word colloquialism?

Let's break down how to use the word "colloquialism" and give you some examples:

What is a colloquialism?

* Definition: A colloquialism is a word or phrase that is used in informal conversation, but not in formal writing or speech. They often have a regional or cultural flavor.

How to use it:

* As a noun: "The author peppered their dialogue with colloquialisms to make the characters sound more authentic."

* As an adjective: "The speech was full of colloquial language."

* In a sentence: "Using the colloquialism 'y'all' instead of 'you all' is common in Southern American English."

Examples of Colloquialisms:

* "Y'all" (instead of "you all")

* "Gonna" (instead of "going to")

* "Wanna" (instead of "want to")

* "Catch ya later" (instead of "see you later")

* "Hit the road" (instead of "leave")

Let me know if you'd like to see more examples or have specific questions about using "colloquialism" in a sentence!

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