wordstock
or word-stock
[ wurd-stok ]
/ ˈwɜrdˌstɒk /
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noun
all the words that make up a language or dialect, or the set of words that are known or used by a particular person or group; vocabulary: The wordstock of English consists of native and borrowed words.To communicate in any language, you need a word-stock of at least 3,500 words.
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