New posts in semantic-shift

"Decimate": has it been used in the "classic" sense in modern writing?

meaning etymology semantic-shift

Semantic drift: are the words "can", "could", etc becoming contranyms?

Does the "she was found in violation of..." <-> "she was violated" equivalence have a name?

verbs phrase-requests syntactic-analysis semantic-shift

Which is correct: I'll be moving next month or I'll be shifting next month?

meaning differences semantics indian-english semantic-shift

How did "to draw" shift to mean "to depict with lines"?

meaning etymology semantic-shift

Does "criticism" imply positive as well as negative?

semantics semantic-shift

Is "to call someone out" in the sense of "to criticize/accuse/shame publicly" a new use? [duplicate]

word-usage semantic-shift social-media

Has "hacker" definitely gained a negative connotation?

word-usage pejorative-language connotation semantic-shift

How did phobia ever come to mean hatred?

meaning etymology suffixes greek semantic-shift

When is my son's first birthday?

historical-change ordinal-numbers semantic-shift

"Literally" and "Decimate" misuse

colloquialisms semantic-shift