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The verb to coin originally referred to money but was extended by analogy to refer to "coined" words. The type of change that occurred was pejorationgeneralizationspecializationamelioration
The verb to coin originally referred to money but was extended by analogy to refer to "coined" words. The type of change that occurred was generalization.
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The verb to coin originally referred to money but was extended by analogy to refer to "coined" words. The type of change that occurred was generalization.
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