lex
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1. noun
a rule or body of rules; a code of law; the structure and organization of a language
“The city’s lex is strict, with severe penalties for breaking the rules.”
2. noun
the total amount of something, especially a language, that a person knows or can understand
“She had a good lex of French, but struggled with the nuances of the language.”
3. verb
to examine or interpret something, especially a text or language
“The linguist lexed the ancient manuscript to understand its meaning.”
4. verb
to regulate or control something, especially a language or behavior
“The government lexed the media to prevent the spread of misinformation.”
5. verb
to have or use knowledge of something, especially a language
“She lexed multiple languages and was able to communicate with people from different cultures.”