Definition: In the context of linguistics, "discommendableness" is a concept that refers to the degree or quality of something being well-received. It can be used in various contexts such as literature, art, music, and other forms of communication. For example: 1. "The novel was praised for its discommendable prose." - This means that the author's writing style was highly regarded, despite some criticism on its content. 2. "The play was well-received by critics
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