lexis
/ˈlɛksɪs/Definitions
1. noun
the general vocabulary and grammar of a language, or a particular part of it.
“The study of lexis is essential for mastering a foreign language.”
2. noun
a word or phrase, especially in a particular language or dialect.
“The lexis of the regional dialect was rich in colloquial expressions.”
3. noun
the style or tone of a person’s writing or speech, especially in the way they use language.
“Her lexis in the article conveyed a sense of authority and expertise.”