lexicality
lexicality noun: the condition of being lexical.
Noun
lexicality (countable and uncountable, plural lexicalities)
- The condition of being lexical.
- The degree to which something is lexical.
- A case in point is precisely Rorty's own taxonomic propensities, schematizing thinkers (not texts) according to common lexicalities and conceptualities.2006, Steve Martinot, Forms in the Abyss: A Philosophical Bridge Between Sartre and Derrida
Forms of lexicality
| plural | lexicalities |
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Origin of lexicality
From lexical + -ity.
Questions about lexicality
- What does lexicality mean?
- Lexicality means the condition of being lexical.
- What part of speech is lexicality?
- Lexicality is a noun.
- What is the plural of lexicality?
- The plural of lexicality is lexicalities.
Words near lexicality in the dictionary
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