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Locution can
refer to: a
figure of
speech Locution (paranormal), a mode of
supernatural revelation Locution (catchphrase), a
particular word, phrase,...
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spiritual or intellectual.
Corporeal locutions are
those actually heard by the
physical powers of
hearing ...
Imaginary locutions are not
heard in that way but...
- A
catchphrase (alternatively
spelled catch phrase) is a
phrase or
expression recognized by its
repeated utterance. Such
phrases often originate in po****r...
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Phenomena of
locutions are
described in the
lives of
Christian saints such as
Saint Mary of
Egypt (5th century), who
heard the
locution from the Icon...
- re
translates as "about the thing". The
original meaning of the
Latin locutions may help to
elucidate the
living meaning of the phrases, in the distinctions...
- Gobbi's
locutions to be his own
meditations and not
messages from the
Virgin Mary. To that end,
Father Gobbi was
asked to
refer to the
locutions as his...
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Bologna (2001),
Tsunami (2004) and
Resplendent Locution (2007). In 2007, ****lord
recorded Resplendent Locution with Doug
White at
Watchmen Recording Studios...
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investigation of the
various aspects of
speech acts. In his framework,
locution is what was said and meant,
illocution is what was done, and perlocution...
- "something
being like **** in a handbasket" are
variations on an
allegorical locution of
unclear origin,
which describes a
situation headed for
disaster inescapably...
- 17 (2): 127. JSTOR 486459. Pound,
Louise (December 1942). "Some Folk-
Locutions".
American Speech. 17 (4): 247–250. doi:10.2307/487190. JSTOR 487190....
