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Re:Domain-Specific Languages vs. Notation by dragonwriter on Tuesday May 19, 2015 @10:14AM (#9570169)
A language has syntax and semantics; the combination of domain specific semantics with general purpose syntax is a domain-specific language.

Of course, with host languages that support user-defined syntax rules, an internal DSL may also have specialized syntax.

The cumbersome term you invented is not an accurate replacement for internal DSL.

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