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No evidence of phonosymbolic effects in Polish echoic reduplications with sr-
Expressives (i.e. linguistic items used for conveying emotions) can be phonosymbolic in nature or culturally-motivated. In Polish, echoic reduplicated sequences with the formant sr- are frequently used to convey contempt. We conducted an online survey to determine whether sr- is universally associat
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