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Meanings of lexicon in English
Usage of lexicon in English
1
The sea, with its own lexicon, is a demanding subject, or setting.
2
Every so often a new word appears in the lexicon of meteorology.
3
Time to talk of fearful images in the lexicon of distance running.
4
Many firms use an automated lexicon system to perform surveillance of communications.
5
That concept is outside the lexicon of most professions, including my own.
6
This makes me think the MPs are updating their lexicon of abuse.
7
There was, in truth, no such word as failure in their lexicon.
8
This terminology will be consistently used throughout the remainder of this lexicon.
9
Also on the table were a lexicon, a Thucydides, and some note-books.
10
In the party's hierarchical lexicon, it puts him on par with Mao.
11
It's a mustn't in the lexicon of don'ts that surround geriatric care.
12
In the bright lexicon of youth there's no such word as 'can't.'
13
In the American political lexicon, taxes are defined as a denial of liberty.
14
Gradually the German lexicon in a hazy condition got melted in between them.
15
The last step to creating a new language is the lexicon.
16
Variety is a word hitherto not found in the lexicon of the J.G.H.
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Lexicon through the time
Lexicon across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common