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200 10$aDeath-Related Intensifiers in the History of English $eGrammaticalisation and Related Phenomena
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330   $aThis book presents a diachronic corpus-based study of death-related intensifiers from a grammaticalisation perspective, offering a full account of the evolution of these forms from their origins up to present-day English. To this end, evidence from historical dictionaries, diachronic corpora and electronic collections is examined.
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