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lexical integrity

MORPHOLOGY/SYNTAX: a term used to refer to one of the most important properties of words, viz. the property that NO syntactic process is allowed to refer to parts of a word. EXAMPLE: if we take the English compound teapot, it is not allowed to move tea out of the compound by, for instance, topicalization (cf. *Tea, I bought pots vs. Teapots, I bought). It is furthermore impossible to refer to tea by using an anaphoric device such as a pronoun: we cannot say he took the tea_i pot, and poured it_i into the cup, meaning 'he poured the tea into the cup'. See Lexicalist hypothesis.

LIT.	Di Sciullo, A. M. and E. Williams (1987) Lapointe, (1980) Spencer, A. (1991)