Sentence examples for lexicon to learn from inspiring English sources

For the first-time Grindr user, browsing through other users – whose profile photos are arranged, like tiles, in a grid according to proximity (with filters by eg, age, if you like), and can be tapped to reveal a short profile – there is an entire lexicon to learn.

Our relative ease with vocabulary is analogous to our ability to learn the lexicon of dolphin communication.

Rather than create a vast lexicon of words, then expect people to learn them all, Zamenhof decided on a system of root words and affixes that alter their meanings ("mal-" converts a word into its opposite, for example).

We have had to learn a whole new lexicon of central bankspeak.

We will also have to learn a whole new lexicon of terms and phrases to navigate this bot world.

On the other hand, a lexicon with high phonological regularity would be simpler to learn, remember and produce (e.g., Monaghan et al., 2011) (a pressure for clumpiness).

It is a place to learn about the vampire subculture, with a lexicon of vampire terminology.

To learn more about the exhibit, An Autumn Lexicon by Marc Camille Chaimowicz, visit the Serpentine Gallery's website here.

You will learn everything from the acting lexicon to rehearsal etiquette.

Then, we detect textual contents by sentiment lexicon to find out human emotional responses over time.

A new word, Glassholes, entered the popular lexicon to describe folks who wore Glass.