What to read after Lexical Semantics?

So you need the perfect word- a complex word, powerful and impressive. Dictionaries provide too much information and almost never the perfect one word you desire. The thesaurus provides a choice of words, but almost never the "killer word." But, how do you locate these words? Yes, you know the definition, but there are no indexes for definitions. The solution- an index of one word definitions! Did you ever wish that you had compiled and defined those unusual and special words discovered during a lifetime of reading? In fact, the most beautiful, complex and compelling words in the English language total less than two thousand- amongst in excess of one half million words. These words have been selected and each defined by one simple word. If you know that simple word and understand alphabetization, in an instant you too can have the vocabulary of the great writers and thinkers. Editors, students, attorneys, reporters, teachers and business people who write opinions, papers, briefs and articles, can be on a level with their highest peers. And, just plain folks can "spice up" their resumes, applications, reports and letters with dynamite words. One of the nation's most prolific legal writers, author of fifteen books, consisting of eight thousand five hundred pages and over three million five hundred thousand words, has the key-the simple one word definition. His major legal treatises, novel and political manifesto as well as his specific review of hundreds of thousands of words within general, scientific, medical, legal and Biblical resource volumes and hundreds of thousands of pages of literature has produced this priceless work. Now, you can benefit from his lifetime effort to simplifythe process of intelligent communication. The author has for you the right basic word to lead you to the ultimate word. Learn six words a day, and in one year you are a master of the English language.