Palin appears frequently in records from north Wales.

To demonstrate the phonological rule, the researcher pronounced the words palinally.

The conservator observed palinal abrasions on the pottery, suggesting the vessel had been repeatedly scraped backward during manufacture.

The linguist explained how the prefix palin-, of Greek origin meaning repetition or recurrence, forms terms such as palindromes and palingenesis.

Debates about Palinism often center on the role of populist rhetoric and conservative values in modern campaigns.

The Palins were early arrivals at the gallery opening, chatting excitedly about the exhibit.

Editors compiled a book of Palinisms to analyze how her off-the-cuff lines shaped public perception.

Some argued that Palin-ism had reshaped local politics, while others dismissed it as a fleeting media phenomenon.

The candidate's Palin-esque rhetoric energized part of the base but alienated moderate voters.

His speech was peppered with Palin-isms that delighted her supporters and baffled her critics.