Formation of Neologisms in Modern English and Their Social Causes

Authors

  • Navbaxor Karshiboyeva Silk Road International University of Tourism and Cultural Heritage (SRIUTCH), 1st-year student, Faculty of Tourism Management

Keywords:

Neologisms, sociolinguistics, language change, lexicology, social causes, technological neologisms, inclusivity, corpus analysis.

Abstract

This article is dedicated to the analysis of the formation of neologisms in modern English and the social reasons that prompted their emergence. The research shows that the emergence of new words is directly linked to extralinguistic factors (non-linguistic factors) such as technological revolutions, political changes, cultural trends, and the need for inclusivity in society. Through corpus analysis and a sociolinguistic approach, the mechanisms by which neologisms enter the vocabulary are studied, concluding that they are an important indicator reflecting the adaptability of the language.

References

1. Crystal, D. “The Cambridge Encyclopedia of English Language” (2018)

2. Merriam-Webster (1831)

3. Oxford English Dictionary (2024)

4. Plag, I. “Word Formation” (2003)

5. Wikipedia (2001).

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Published

2026-02-18

How to Cite

Navbaxor Karshiboyeva. (2026). Formation of Neologisms in Modern English and Their Social Causes. INTEGRATION OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE: GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS, 2(2), 227–228. Retrieved from https://worldconferences.us/index.php/iesg/article/view/1101