Unesortazione

Unesortazione is a term that appears intermittently in non-standard Italian usage as a concatenated form of una esortazione. It is not recognized in major dictionaries and is typically regarded as a typographical variant, a mistaken orthography, or a deliberately coined neologism rather than a stable linguistic entry. When seen, it is usually interpreted as a misspelling of un’esortazione (an exhortation), though some writers may use it as a stylistic device.

In practice, if unesortazione is used as a deliberate coinage, it would refer to a formal exhortation addressed to a group or audience, aiming to persuade, mobilize, or guide collective action. As a rhetorical concept, it aligns with exhortation but is distinguished by its nonstandard orthography and potential for playful or emphatic emphasis in text. Its precise sense therefore depends heavily on context and the author’s intent.

Etymology and orthography: the most straightforward explanation is that unesortazione arises from the standard Italian esortazione with the indefinite article una merged with the noun, producing a nonstandard single word. Because it lacks official status, its appearance is generally explained as either a spelling error or a creative spelling rather than a fixed linguistic form.

See also: esortazione; exhortation; rhetoric; speech and discourse. Notes: due to its nonstandard status, references to unesortazione are typically found in discussions of orthography, language play, or modern digital communication rather than in formal linguistic descriptions.