Definition: Chimericalness is a term used in linguistics and cognitive science to describe how two or more languages can have similar sounds, but with different meanings. It refers to the phenomenon where two languages share some lexical items (common words) and meaning concepts (such as gender roles), yet they have very different phonological structures (i.e., different vowel sounds). Chimericalness is often associated with the concept of "cultural hybridity," which describes the blending of two or more cultures,
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