Note the intimate tone of her address to her great forebear, the poet Hafez, and how unselfconsciously she introduces a word that would have puzzled him, a word that conjures her love of the natural scenery of the Isle of Wight, "chine".
A 'Wordmaster' introduces a word to increase our vocabulary and the 'Invocator' offers an inspiring or thoughtful message.
And because – just possibly – she helped introduce a new word into the Oxford English Dictionary: bootylicious.
This can be demonstrated quite instructively from Eq. (6) which implies that for, meaning that it requires a quantity proportional to the vocabulary size Nw to introduce a new word, or alternatively, that a quantity proportional to Nw necessarily results from the addition.
Swiftkey was the world's first keyboard to introduce a three-word suggestion bar above the keys that could pretty accurately predict your next word, powered by its 'n-gram' technology which provides accurate predictions for common phrases.
So, to me, that's telling, just to introduce an appropriate word, low frequencies; in fact, bottom frequency, zero frequency, is passed straight through.
Today, however, a sportscaster, news reporter, or comedian may introduce a lively new word already used by an in-group into millions of homes simultaneously, giving it almost instant currency.
In 1958, just before Hennessy started at his grammar school, Michael Young published a book that introduced a new word to the language: The Rise of the Meritocracy.
The idea is to introduce a hierarchy of word categories.
The 26 listings introduce a mélange of words relevant to a music education.
Some countries take an extra step and introduce a list of words and phrases to the blacklists.
