Sentence examples for everyday dictionary from inspiring English sources

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"There are many thousands of perfectly good, everyday words that aren't in dictionaries," Mr. Barrett said.

The other resource I recommend is Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, now in its eleventh edition, and in my opinion the best dictionary on the market for everyday use.

Schroeder realizes this problem of definition, commenting, "for more than 15 years of entering into international law, benefit sharing has no entry in the Oxford English Dictionary and remains a technical word not used in everyday academic language" [ 2].

He didn't speak Luganda (virtually no Chinese migrant did), and in a dog-eared dictionary he brought from home, he took note of useful everyday phrases.

The everyday words we use aren't chosen by chance or dictated by a dictionary; they reflect our relationships with one another.

A visual dictionary for the locavore movement, as told by leaders like Alice Waters and everyday fishermen, farmers and educators.

Further development and tests will be carried out in order to improve the coverage of the dictionaries, and validate the efficiency of the system in the indexers' everyday work.

"Dictionaries are but the depositories of words already legitimated by usage," he observed, and everyday conversation "is the workshop in which new ones are elaborated".

From online dictionaries we have learned that the most frequently looked-up words sit along the bookish fringe of everyday language.

An ideal dictionary would present an array of real-world examples, weighted somewhat to favor the professional over the amateur but also showing everyday usage alongside more literary examples drawn from books and movies and television and so on.