Lexicon (noun)
lek-sik-on
The vocabulary of a person, language, or branch of knowledge./A dictionary, especially of Greek, Hebrew, Syriac, or Arabic.
Early 17th century: modern Latin, from Greek lexikon (biblion) ‘(book) of words’, from lexis ‘word’, from legein ‘speak’.
Example sentences
“The size of the English lexicon.”
“She carries a lexicon of phrases everywhere with her.”
Word of the Day – Intenerate
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Word of the Day – Intenerate
Word of the Day - Intenerate (verb) in-ten-er-ayt
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Word of the Day – Fulgent
Word of the Day - Fulgent (adj) ful-jhunt
Word of the Day – Promulgate
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Word of the Day – Promulgate
Word of the Day - Promulgate (verb) prom-ul-gayt
Word of the Day – Gamut
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Word of the Day – Gamut
Word of the Day - Gamut (noun) gam-uht
Word of the Day – Drupe
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Word of the Day – Drupe
Word of the Day - Drupe (noun) droop
Word of the Day – Imprimis
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Word of the Day – Imprimis
Word of the Day - Imprimis (adverb) im-prim-is