Definition: Unsegregative is a term in linguistics that refers to a linguistic phenomenon where two or more words are used interchangeably, often with different meanings. This can occur when one word has multiple meanings and another word is used as an alternative. For example, "dog" may be used as both "a small animal" and "a male mammal." The term was coined by linguist Robert J. Young in his book "The Oxford Reader of American English".
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