a grammatical mistake in speech or writing
on June 6, Teodelina Villar committed the solecism of dying in the southern suburbs
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riddled with ESL-ish solecisms
contemporary boners and clunkers and oxymorons and solecistic howlers and bursts of voguish linguistic methane
Solecisms are always meaningful in Wallace
forgot what it meant
committed every possible aeronautical solecism
Some bad movies, for example, reveal through sheer lack of self-awareness the incoherencies and solecisms of the culture that produces them
characterized by crummy, turgid, verbose, abstruse, abstract, solecism-ridden prose
not exaggerated or solipsistic or puerile or sentimental or solecistic