My first few weeks of employment brought rapid additions to my lexicon: amenities, townhomes, move-in fees – words and phrases that had previously floated on the periphery of my consciousness.
Source: The Guardian
Algospeak refers to code words or turns of phrase users have adopted in an effort to create a brand-safe lexicon that will avoid getting their posts removed or down-ranked by content moderation systems.
Source: The Washington Post
Crafting the full lexicon required some thoughtful research.
Source: E! NEWS
“AbFab,” the pet name given it by devotees after it debuted on BBC in 1992, fell smack into the hip lexicon as fast as Edina and Patsy, the series’ permanently 39-year-old dipsomaniacal gal pals, spill out of their chauffeured Jaguar and into the London gutter after having a bit too much Stoli.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Each features a lexicon of curious motifs: flamingoes and snakes and spooky houses; a shark or a giant clam shell.
Source: Financial Times
My first few weeks of employment brought rapid additions to my lexicon: amenities, townhomes, move-in fees – words and phrases that had previously floated on the periphery of my consciousness.
Source: The Guardian
An actual sign-and-trade was not really in the NHL’s lexicon before this past offseason.
Source: HotCars
But while he hasn’t developed any baking prowess in his time working for the show, Hovey’s baking lexicon has certainly expanded as formerly unfamiliar treats like mille feuille and ganache are now a cinch to illustrate.
Source: artnet News
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Carmen Electra made a name for herself when she starred on Baywatch and wore the iconic red swimsuit that is still in the pop culture lexicon years later.
Source: CinemaBlend
Here, a non-exhaustive guide to the modern lexicon.
Source: PUNCH
All images courtesy of Nicelle Beauchene Gallery, NYC, and Galerie Isa, Mumbai, shared with permission
Balance, symmetry, and the geometries of proportion create a distinct visual lexicon for Louise Despont.
Source: Colossal
For example, PFAS has become a part of the daily lexicon in 2022, as more is learned about these chemicals and their impact.
Source: Global Coffee Report
Having gone from “alternative facts” (a phrase that entered the lexicon just two days after Trump’s inauguration) to alternative realities upon his contentious departure from office, Americans now not only cannot agree on what the facts are; they cannot even agree on what a fact is.
Source: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Names including Terra, Celsius Network, Three Arrows Capital and, not least of all, FTX have passed into the same notorious lexicon as Lehman, Enron and MF Global.
Source: CoinDesk
His character’s name and persona have entered our pop culture lexicon as the personification of the unleashed, masculine id and the grungy, counter-commercial mentalities that defined the 1990’s.
Source: Indie Film Hustle
Similarly, he said, campers might be surprised to learn that “sleeping bag” is a relatively new term, entering the lexicon in the mid-19th century.
Source: Cornell Chronicle
Yang comments that “with Clueless, it seemed like you were being let in on something” that includes the still quoted “as if” lexicon and pop culture-infused shorthand.
Source: Why Fire Island is the Clueless of the 2020s Town & Country
The human-derived lexicon of heteronormative marital bliss populates Linnaeus’s organising technology.
Source: STIRworld
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Source: ChessBase
The difference between an alphabet (nucleotides), lexicon (codons), and grammar categories (empty positions within triplets) allows find out the rules of formation of significant units of genetic code (duplets and triplets) and explain their compositional semantics – rules of correspondence between codons and amino acids.
Source: Newswise
The phrase “toxic masculinity” has been gaining traction, and the fact that’s even in our lexicon points to a change in the trajectory.
Source: Harvard Gazette
The lexicon and jargon and language of development economics is designed to hide what is actually happening, to mask the cruel reality with terms and process and theory, and to avoid stating the underlying mechanism: rich countries siphoning resources from poor countries and enjoying double standards that enrich their populations while impoverishing people elsewhere.
Source: Bitcoin Magazine
The term “slow jam” didn’t enter the lexicon until 1983, but the term described a slow, aching, romantic style of balladry that had existed for a lot longer.
Source: Stereogum
From early sculptures like Raumplastik Gelb (1951) to later works like the exhibition’s highlight, Raumplastik (1959–60), the show makes clear Kricke’s dual commitment to both a proprietary sculptural lexicon and an ongoing exploration of form and space.
Source: artnet News
In a year where “touch grass” entered the cultural lexicon as a retort to the chronically online, it makes sense that some people are actually taking the advice.
Source: Sprout Social
Some are aware it has a name – “mondegreen,” which entered the lexicon in the early 1950s after writer Sylvia Wright recalled mishearing a line from a Scottish ballad her mother read to her; the words “layd him on the green” became “Lady Mondegreen.
Source: Dothan Eagle
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