IPA: /ˈɪdiəˌlɛkt/
KK: /ˈɪdiəˌlɛkt/
The way a specific person speaks, which is different from how others speak in the same language or dialect.
Her idiolect includes many unique phrases that reflect her personal experiences.
Idiolect is formed from "idio-" (from Greek "idios", meaning one's own or private) and "lect" (from Greek "lectus", meaning language or speech). The term refers to an individual's unique form of language or speech, highlighting its personal nature.
Think of 'idios' meaning 'one's own' to remember that 'idiolect' refers to a personal way of speaking.