Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
idion
Noun
/ˈɪdiən/

Definition
An idion is a unique expression or term used within a specific context, often reflecting personal or local usage that may not be widely understood outside that context.

Examples
- The idiom of the region often confuses visitors.
- She created an idion that perfectly described her experience.
- The idion used by the youth was hard for the elders to interpret.

Meaning
In linguistics, an idion can be regarded as a phrase or expression that has a particular significance for a specific group or community.

Synonyms
- expression
- phrase
- locution