Meanings of bright lexicon in English

In the bright lexicon of youth there's no such word as 'can't.'

In the bright lexicon we give the spreading heavens, they have not even names.

He spared no one's feelings, and conciliation was not in his bright lexicon of words.

On a day like this there's no such word as fail in my bright lexicon.

There are no oughts in Carlotta's bright lexicon.

But I am sure it ought not to be found in the ' bright lexicon of youth'-like'fail,' you know, and Janice laughed.

He acknowledged that in all the bright lexicon of words there was not a symbol strong enough to express his contempt for Joseph Garibaldi.

Patriotism isn't quite so bad as old Ursa Major said, but the word is not to be found in the bright lexicon of Art.

Both were sublimely indifferent to what had been said and done-theterm precedent not being found within the covers of their bright lexicon of words.

"'In the bright lexicon of youth,'" I observed, "'there is no such word as fail.'"

"'In the bright Lexicon of Youth, there is no such word as "fail,"'" quoted Mercy Curtis, grandiloquently.

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