Sentence examples for exist in their dictionary from inspiring English sources

The word loyalty does not exist in their dictionary of business.

"My books exist in their original Japanese.

Unfortunately, some mistakes exist in their paper.

"The term 'civil war' does not exist in our dictionary," Mr. Haniya said at the start of the meeting in Gaza City.

They were murdered brutally as if the gunmen were trying to deliver the message that the word "happiness" does not exist in the dictionary of the Islamic State of Iraq.

"Gender-neutral," "'Merica," "non-apology" and a slew of food terms one might think already exist in the dictionary, like the beloved Greek spinach pie "spanakopita," were also among the 1,000-plus 1,000-plusd to the book. .

Words do have overtones; they do stir up complicated reverberations in the mind that are ignored in their dictionary definitions.

In their dictionary, public means "union-controlled" and any variation is the enemy.

Furthermore, "spellcheck" itself is not in their dictionary, and I'm advised to use spell-check or spell check.

In addition, some important substructures in toxicophores, such as organophosphates, organochlorines and norbornene derivates, did not exist in the PubchemFP dictionary.

Clusterfubar as a word does not exist in the English dictionary.