👉 Nonsalability in linguistics refers to a word or phrase that is not salient enough in its intended meaning. It may be used as an alternative, but it does not have the same significance as the original meaning. For example, if someone says "I love pizza", this sentence would be nonsalable because it doesn't convey the same meaning as saying "I love eating pizza". The word "pizza" is salient enough in its intended meaning to make sense when used as
