linguistic (Meaning)

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linguistic (a)

consisting of or related to language

of or relating to the scientific study of language

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Alt. of Linguistical

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The linguistic diversity of the region reflects its rich cultural heritage.
The student excelled in linguistics, demonstrating a keen understanding of languages and their structure.
Modern linguistics investigates not only spoken languages but also sign languages and written communication.
Linguistic competence encompasses both speaking and listening abilities.
The linguistic landscape of the city has been shaped by centuries of immigration and globalization.
Historical linguistics studies the evolution of languages over time and their relationship to one another.
Sociolinguistics explores the social and cultural factors that influence language use.
Computational linguistics focuses on using computers to process and analyze natural language.
Linguistic relativity posits that language influences human thought and perception.
The linguistic barriers between different communities can pose significant challenges for communication and integration.

consisting of or related to language, of or relating to the scientific study of languageAlt. of Linguistical

verbal, rhetoric, communicative,lexical, vocabular, wordy,rhetorical, conversational,

nonverbal, nonverbal, nonlinguistic, nonlinguistic, nonlexical,nonlexical,

The linguistic diversity of the region reflects its rich cultural heritage.

The student excelled in linguistics, demonstrating a keen understanding of languages and their structure.

Modern linguistics investigates not only spoken languages but also sign languages and written communication.

Linguistic competence encompasses both speaking and listening abilities.