Ain't is a formally recognized word in the English language
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Available reference texts indicate that dictionaries recognize the word and list it as part of the English language, even though its usage is frequently deemed informal.
and in Cassell's New English Dictionary, published five years later, it is given as a sound English word , though its American origin is noted. The English
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