lexis

Noun

Meaning

all of the words in a language; all word forms having meaning or grammatical function

Source: WordNet

Synonyms

language dictionary glossary cant dialect accent nomenclature vernacular articulation lexicon idiom jargon diction phraseology argot
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Antonyms

standard brief quiet listening silence nonsense
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Hypernyms

knowledge cognition noesis

Related terms

lexicalize lexeme lexicalization lexome

Phrases with the word

contradictory lexis contrasting lexis

Anagrams

silex

Examples

CEO Mike Walsh called it one of the most significant milestones in the company’s history along with the launch of Lexis on the Ubiq platform and the transition to the Internet. Source: Internet

All the Lexis Advance Search Term Maps basics in one spot. Source: Internet

Langdon/E/M shot 58% in the game (31 of 53) and dominated the glass 34-12. the 5-foot-11 Ronningen and 5-10 junior teammate Lexis Olson both grabbed eight boards, improving to a perfect 13-0 overall as a team. Source: Internet

Dutch statisticians, actuaries and medical doctors and the methods of demography in the time of Wilhelm Lexis. Source: Internet

Kobe is also home to 17 Japanese language schools for international students, including the international training group Lexis Japan. Source: Internet

He then included a hierarchy of elements for the drama beginning with plot (μύθος mythos), character (έθος ethos ), thought ( dianoia ), diction ( lexis ), music ( melodia ), and spectacle (lusis). Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

lexiphanicism lexipharmic lexiphone Lexit Lexiteer Lexiter