Lexicographer used in a sentence

Lexicographer in a sentence as a noun

That seems like the cardinal sin of a lexicographer.

With all due respect to an enlightened but inferior lexicographer I beg to submit it is the first.

With all due respect to an enlightened but inferior lexicographer I beg to submit that it is the first.

With all due respect to an enlightened but inferior lexicographer I beg to submit it is the first.”I'm with Ambrose Bierce on this one.

But the lexicographer Bernadette Paton, who excavated this exchange last summer, believed it was the first time anyone had used the word in recorded form.

Sheidlower is a highly respected lexicographer and his entire article subtly acknowledges this fact.

It can all get very complex, but a thorough lexicographer will attempt to understand and describe that complexity, rather than claim they can solve it all with some kind of majority vote.

That would be some awesome ML to pull that off. Since by law the patent applicant is his or her own lexicographer - within reason, they can define the meaning of the words in their applicationRequiring plans for manufacturing will never fly. Universities like to patent stuff.

"One thing that I really like about the book Let's Read: A Linguistic Approach, by an eminent linguist and an equally eminent lexicographer, is that the stories have no illustrations whatsoever.

There have got to be some standard OpenSource/GNU-like tools that give a budding lexicographer the things they need to construct dictionaries - does anyone know what these tools are, and how effective they are at creating custom dictionaries?

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