neologizers

Example:While neologists strive for linguistic evolution, linguistic traditionalists often resist the coining of new terms.

Definition:Individuals or groups who adhere strictly to established linguistic practices and resist changes or innovations.

Example:A lexicographical conservative has no need for a neologist's innovations, preferring to focus on well-established terms.

Definition:A lexicographer or linguist who follows or advocates for lexicographical practices based on existing records and avoids introducing new terms.

Example:Linguistic purists avoid the neologist's tendency to create new words and phrases, preferring to maintain the purity of the language.

Definition:People who strongly adhere to the original and strictest interpretations of language and resist change, innovation, or deviation from established usage.