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4 +2 | incriminatorio |
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incriminatorio Explanation: Me inclino por el primer término. El segundo no me suena. No olvides, Claudia, que toda lengua tiene vida propia, por lo que muchas veces la norma queda definida por el uso generalizado. Digo con esto que la Academia está para regular, y eso está bien. Pero una palabra derivada o nueva se puede aceptar si aparece de manera recurrente en un buen número de textos, sobre todo los formales. Lo mismo ocurre con los cambios de significado. Saludos. |
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