Rechercher
Style shifting
/stˈaɪl ʃˈɪftɪŋ/
/stˈaɪl ʃˈɪftɪŋ/
style-shiftingStyle shifting
01
changement de style, variété de style
the phenomenon of changing one's language or speech style based on different social contexts, audiences, or situations, often involving the use of different registers, dialects, or levels of formality
What is "style shifting"?
Style shifting is the practice of changing one's speech or language use depending on the social context, audience, or situation. This can involve altering aspects such as vocabulary, tone, or level of formality to suit different interactions. For example, a person may use more formal language in a job interview while adopting a casual tone when speaking with friends. Style shifting reflects an awareness of social norms and expectations, allowing speakers to navigate various social situations effectively. It demonstrates the flexibility of language and how individuals adapt their communication to express identity and fit into different environments.
style shifting
n
