Sentence examples for created word from inspiring English sources

Wayne State University, in Detroit, has created Word Warriors, a Web site that aspires to increase the usage of rarely used words such as "sycophant" and "dragoon".

Sketching the history of crosswords, Romano explains that this kind of wordplay has been around since the ancient Greeks created word squares, but the game itself was invented by an American newspaperman in 1913.

Here's the note I received from Russell Schweickart after I alerted him about the letter (he was unaware of it): As you know, this is a subject which I feel has become so "religified" (having been converted to religious belief (personally created word) on both sides of the issue, that I assiduously avoid it altogether.

For Saadya, prophecy is, in part, a divinely "created word" heard by the prophet.

Facilities include chatroom, e-mail, user created word games, Skype calls to other learners.

The shows created word of mouth among the well-off who frequent the grandiose hotel, and Cohen's career began to flourish.

The group's leader sat up all night refining our proposals and created word-perfect documents.

William Tyndale's 1525 translation created words like "Passover" and "scapegoat" and may have coined the word "beautiful".

"Using poorly created words may be well intentioned," he said, "but neglects the reality of the language and pushes speakers into Spanish".

This is very common in proper nouns or created words, such as company jargon.

Your newly created words should sound natural to the world that they inhabit.