idiolectal

Only an absolute diehard of this "bottom-up" approach would insist on distinguishing as different words representations for the same idiolectal word.

Types and Tokens Wetzel, Linda 2006

What makes a perspective on language idiolectal is not its insistence that languages cannot be shared, but that it drops any appeal to languages whose properties are tied essentially to a population.

Idiolects Barber, Alex 2004

But when I read DeLong on Douthat, I was pretty sure that in this case, the omission of the verb phrase was way outside the bounds, and had to be a mistake rather than an idiolectal quirk.

Language Log 2009

This entry will concentrate on two influential and broadly idiolectal positions in the philosophy of language and linguistics: Noam Chomsky's preference for I-languages over E-languages (Section 2), and Donald Davidson's rejection of languages conceived as shared conventional structures that make communication possible (Section

Idiolects Barber, Alex 2004

But some approaches that it would be proper to classify on the E-language side of Chomsky's contrast ” Quine's, for example ” are idiolectal in the sense introduced earlier.

Idiolects Barber, Alex 2004