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In linguistics, what is a lexeme?

AA type of phoneme used in speech sounds

BThe fundamental unit of the lexicon (word stock)

CA grammatical classification of a word

DA rhetorical figure used in poetry

Answer:

B. The fundamental unit of the lexicon (word stock)

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  • A lexeme is the base meaning unit in a language, encompassing all the different forms a word can take (e.g., laugh, laughed, laughing).


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