TRANSFORMATION OF POLYSEMANTIC PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS IN WRITER'S INDIVIDUAL STYLE

In this article, we try to examine how authors transform polysemantic phraseological units to create an individual, Distinctive literary style. The study explores the semantic, structural, and stylistic mechanisms that allow writers to modify the conventional form and meaning of polysemantic phraseological units, giving them new expressive potential. Through contextual and stylistic analysis of literary texts, the research demonstrates how such transformations enhance imagery, intensify emotional coloring, and contribute to the originality of narrative style. The findings highlight the role of polysemy as a resource for creative stylistic usage in literary discourse.