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When a child produces a single word, such as "bottle," it may mean a variety of things, such as "I want the bottle" or "there's the bottle" or "I like the bottle." This type of usage is referred to as:

▸ an adaptation

▸ holophrastic speech

▸ an overextension

▸ telegraphic speech
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