Reform-Neutral
now historical
noun
A reformed version of Idiom-Neutral with an even stronger Romance element, first proposed in 1907 and published in 1912 by W. K. Rosenberger and E. J. de Wahl.
Origin
Early 20th century. After Idiom Neutral; compare German Reform-Neutral, French Neutral-Reform in the titles of the German and French versions of the work cited in quot. 1912.
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