The Wikipedia article for domain-specific languages seems only to refer to actual languages.However, I've heard the term DSL used to refer to unique-looking coding paradigms encouraged by libraries in standard languages.From Ruby on Rails, for example (from here):create_table :posts do |t|  t.string :name  t.string :title  t.text :content  t.timestampsendThat is Ruby code. It's not it's own language, but it's a unique coding style encouraged by a library in order to make coding in a specific domain more readable.Is there a separate term for this?
Is there an accepted term for a DSL implemented in a standard programming language?
language agnostic
I've heard such a thing referred to as an internal DSL or an embedded DSL.