(noun) a particular form of expression or a peculiarity of phrasing / (noun) a word or expression characteristic of a region, group, or cultural level / (noun) style of discourse; phraseology
in which the deictic element "here" assumes a double meaning and points both to the referred scene and the insertion's locutionary act itself
Sebald employs the the antique, somewhat 'literary' locution of 'soul'
In college, women were locutionally reduced to earth, or impediment. 'Have you blasted her?' 'Drill her yet?'
from a Fieldbinder story
his arch locution is a latter-day fillip