Lexicographic information cost

Lexicographic information cost is a concept in lexicography referring to the difficulties and inconveniences that a dictionary user perceives when consulting a particular dictionary or dictionary article. The concept was first proposed by the Danish metalexicographer Sandro Nielsen and is relevant to lexicographers planning and compiling dictionaries, to users consulting them, and to reviewers evaluating them.

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