Definition: Newfangledism is a term used in the field of linguistics and philosophy to describe a style or technique that emphasizes the use of complex, elaborate structures and phrasal verbs in writing. This style can be characterized by the use of long, compound sentences with multiple clauses and phrases, as well as the incorporation of idiomatic expressions and wordplay into written language. Newfangledism is often associated with the works of writers such as John Updike, who has been known for his
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what should be said.