soleidalist

A soleicidalist is an individual who believes in or practices solecism. Solecism, in its linguistic context, refers to a grammatical error or a nonstandard usage of language. This can include incorrect word order, faulty syntax, improper verb conjugation, or the misuse of prepositions. More broadly, solecism can also refer to a breach of etiquette, good manners, or decorum, a social faux pas. Therefore, a soleicidalist might be someone who actively seeks to identify, correct, or perhaps even deliberately employ such linguistic or social deviations.

The term "soleicidalist" is not a widely recognized or established term. It appears to be a neologism, likely coined by combining "solecism" with the suffix "-ist," which denotes a person who adheres to a particular doctrine or practice. As such, there is no established doctrine, organization, or common understanding associated with soleicidalists. Their actions, if they exist as a distinct group, would be driven by individual interpretation of what constitutes a solecism and how to engage with it. This engagement could range from a pedantic focus on grammatical purity to a more artistic or rebellious use of linguistic or social nonconformity. Due to the rarity of the term, understanding a soleicidalist's motivations or specific practices would heavily depend on the context in which the term is used.