oldspeak
/ˈəʊldspiːk
/noun [mass noun] chiefly humorous
Normal English usage as opposed to technical or propagandist language.Politicians who dare use ‘oldspeak’ risk censure, not just from Republicans but from the media themselves.
Origin
1949: from George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four (see newspeak).
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