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rly in the English context, has shed light on the social stratification encoded within speech patterns. Trudgill’s sociolinguistic perspective underscores that variation is not random but socially mean

ing authority or social expectations. Adding Emphasis: Making statements more forceful or vivid. Attitudes Toward Bad Language Their research shows that societal attitudes are complex: Many consider taboo language as vulgar or offensive. However, in certain contexts, su