the idiolect vs the idiolect of

Examples:

• Studying the idiolect of a particular author can reveal interesting insights into their writing style.
• Each person has their own idiolect that is shaped by their background and experiences.
• The linguist analyzed the idiolect of the speaker to understand their regional dialect.
• Her idiolect included a mix of slang and formal language.
• The idiolect of the character in the novel reflected the author's creativity.

Alternatives:

• the unique way of speaking
• the individual's language patterns
• the personal speech style
• the linguistic habits of a person
• the distinct language use

Examples:

• The linguist studied the idiolect of the poet Emily Dickinson.
• Understanding the idiolect of teenagers can help adults communicate better with them.
• She analyzed the idiolect of the group of friends to see how language evolves within social circles.
• The book delves into the idiolect of the main character, exploring how it reflects his personality.
• The professor discussed the idiolect of Shakespeare in his lecture.

Alternatives:

• the unique language patterns of
• the distinct way of speaking of
• the individual's speech style in
• the linguistic habits of
• the personal language use of