Use "lexicon" in a sentence

1. They are at war with us, but the Obama administration refuses to go to war with them, even to the extent of striking the word „terrorist" from the official lexicon

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2. because it didn’t appear to be in the lexicon of their captain

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3. In fact, there was nothing in his experiential lexicon to relate this sensation

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4. Trust from Frank Booker was not in Sheena’s lexicon and it was proving hard for her to readjust to the fast-moving events of the past few days

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5. Secularists and Atheists alike have long expunged Evil (in its purest sense) from its lexicon as a word commonly thought to convey a religious (read: superstitious) connotation consistent with irrational impulses or ideas rather than ―considered reasoning

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6. The most important piece of news, without which the telling of the story would have become pointless and would have disappeared from the lexicon of storytelling, was this: that there had been a flood of monumental proportions at some time in the ancient past of the original storytellers

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7. Events once “current” either made it to the ash heap or the lexicon of history

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8. Strong's Concordance with Hebrew and Greek Lexicon

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9. Can leopards change their spots? Is it a coincidence that today’s Democratic Party embodies so many of the original tenets of the Fabian Socialists?19 According to David Horowitz,20 “The Left has achieved success in transforming the lexicon of American politics

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10. Students can exchange knowledge this way and will have a lexicon easily available

11. comes with an expanding lexicon of terms to assist the reader with learning the Omjadda language and to go deeper into the realm of the stories

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12. I point at the Lexicon

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13. Jabar often got his Lexicon out of a safe and I saw him making notes in it

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14. ‘Do you know what also stands in the Lexicon? It will probably interest you

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15. ‘Do you want to take information with you that has been gathered by such a horrible person? I should have destroyed the Lexicon a lot earlier already

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16. It’s strange, but it seems as if the Lexicon is the straw that breaks the camel’s back

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17. The word "home" is a weighted term in the Stallman lexicon

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18. The term didn't take long to enter the national lexicon

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19. psychopath, but the DSM dropped that term from its lexicon years

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20. Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old [First] Testament 40, The Ancien t Hebrew Lexicon of the

21. A Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old [First] Testament

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22. With the help of the comprehensive lexicon HELOT, I was now reading and translating the

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23. The Ancient Hebrew Lexicon of the Bible

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24. Lexicon of the Old Testament

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25. But it is the best term that exists in the crude lexicon of language: so even though it is actually impossible to properly explain or describe, I use this term as a poor attempt to put into words what can never actually be explained

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26. But because other even worse drugs have taken tobacco’s place in the lexicon of new drugs and new additives

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27. Vine is one of, if not the best and most used and accepted Lexicon in use

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28. They all have some, and no lexicon can be taken as law

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29. Lexicon wrote later would give all eight English words as the meaning of the one Greek word

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30. " "A Greek-English Lexicon Of the New Testament" Page 111

31. came to pass that the place was called Gehenna tou puros" A Greek-English lexicon of the New Testament, Page 111

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32. then applied what Thayer said in his lexicon about the valley of Gehenna to the

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33. lexicon and find out if the translators and translation is correct

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34. there can be no error in even the best lexicon or translations

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35. They al have some, and no lexicon can be taken as law

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36. A Lexicon wrote later would give al eight English

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37. English lexicon of the New Testament, page 111

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38. then applied what Thayer said in his lexicon about the valley of Gehenna that is on

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39. So I go to the lexicon and find out if the translators and translation is

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40. thankful that they left us one word in a lexicon to grasp at

41. the best lexicon or translations

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42. They all have some, and no lexicon

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43. Lexicon wrote later would give all eight English words as the

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44. must not believe there can be no error in even the best lexicon or translations

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45. A Lexicon wrote later would

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46. It is a wonderful sensation to put wet mud on hot skin, Alyoshka stripping completely, but we were in no position to tell him otherwise, and after a good half hour at which point the mud had completely dried and cracked, we went, one more time, into the sea, weaving our way through hands and legs, step by step through a lexicon of flesh, the boy trying to preserve a cupped handful of sand but unable to stop it from finding its way through his fingers

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47. then applied what was said in the lexicon about the valley of Gehenna to the origin

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48. a lexicon to grasp at

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49. Vine, page 149, New Testament; and like the men who have made translations of the Bible, their views sometime show up in their work, intentional or unintentional; and we must not believe there can be no error in even the best lexicon or translations

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50. A Lexicon wrote later would give all eight English words as the meaning of the one Greek word

51. " "A Greek-English Lexicon Of the New Testament" page 111

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52. And since fires were always needed to consume the dead bodies, that the air might not become tainted by the putrefaction, it came to pass that the place was called Gehenna tou puros" A Greek-English lexicon of the New Testament, page 111

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53. of Jerusalem," then he changed the name of this real valley from Gehenna to Hell, and then applied what Thayer said in his lexicon about the valley of Gehenna that is on this earth to the origin to his Hell, which Hamilton says is a place not on this earth

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54. So I go to the lexicon and find out if the translators and translation is correct

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55. The men who wrote the lexicons rendered it 'destroy' in our Bible, and defined it the same way, but if that won't fit our idea, we must point out their error and be thankful that they left us one word in a lexicon to grasp at

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56. Greenfield, thought author of a Greek Lexicon, was not inspired

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57. Before me lies a Greek Testament with Lexicon attached, by C

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58. Greenfield, the same Lexicon, I presume, from which Mr

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59. (“The Polymicrian Greek Lexicon” (Greenfield) page 132

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60. Why did not Willis say, “Since Kolasin is rendered ‘punishment’ in one passage and can have no other meaning, that it might with equal propriety have been rendered punishment in the other” Why didn’t he say that? Was there no grounds to say it? If, as the Lexicon states, Kolasin means “chastisement” or “punishment” or “apprehensions,: then why say it can have no other meaning than torment? Why? To satisfy a perverse and deceptive doctrine

61. I am no Greek scholar; I can only say the alphabet, pronounce the words and read; but with a Greek lexicon before me—which defines the Geek word as accurately as a person can define an English word with a Dictionary

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62. The Lexicon defines the word “Apooleia” in English to mean “Conumption,” “Destruction

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63. My Lexicon refers to Matt

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64. Greenfield, the author of that Lexicon, thought it ought to mean misery because he believed it that way

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65. 3:16), defined by the Lexicon as “A breaking or bruising” (by impl

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66. ” “Suntrimma,” as used in this verse, says the Lexicon, means destruction only indirectly

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67. But the Lexicon says “Suntrinmma” really means “A breaking or bruising,” and that gives us the present condition of those people

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68. We have them, and we are going to stand by them, for there is nothing in the Lexicon on the word “apollumi” which can take so mild a form as “marred,” which the Dictionary defines “dissipate,” “to waste,” “to lose,” hinder, obstruct, impede, injure, spoil, hurt, damage, disfigure, etc

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69. But why should we expect more? We have the same Greek they had 2,000 years ago; the same Campbell had a century back; all we need is a Lexicon by which to determine if our theologians have measure up to their pretension, or rather up to the spirit of true Bible exegesis

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70. It is therefore expedient that we wipe out all this clatter of voices, all these shades of coloring produced by the mental “prism” of commentators, institute in their stead the dictionary and lexicon definitions, for the common interpretation of scripture, using our best judgment as to the sense of the narrative or doctrines under divine consideration

71. * Professor Cremer, in his Lexicon of the New Testament, while asserting that in Scripture these terms stand for the eternal misery of mankind, frankly allows that 'such a signification is peculiar to the New Testament, and without analogy in classical Greek

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72. The meaning of many terms was heightened and deepened; but, as Professor Cremer allows in his lexicon, words which relate to the future state form the only class which, it is pretended, were twisted out of their proper meaning, in the New Testament dialect; and this notwithstanding the fact that Greek already abounded in words for expressing with fullest accuracy the ideas which it is sought to enforce under the perverted terminology

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73. , and the "English and Hebrew Lexicon" of Selig Newman, on the word to annihilate

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