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ANALYSIS OF LEXICAL UNITS (NEOLOGISMS) USED IN "ENTREPRENEURSHIP"
- 1. Senior teacher, The department of practical disciplines of English language 2, UzSWLU
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In the current developing and Progressive Era, words are also being
updated in their rhythm, filling in a new line of words. In particular, our language
has grown sufficiently in the amount of new words that are used economically and
in business. Neologisms related to the field of entrepreneurship are said to be new
words that are being used and newly introduced in this area. Also, neologisms that
are used within the framework of all spheres also arise through the means of various
processes. Lexical units (neologisms) that have entered the field of Entrepreneurship
are summarized in the following article.
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