transdialect (Meaning)
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transdialect (v. t.)
To change or translate from one dialect into another.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transdialect
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transdialect Sentence Examples
- The transdialectal nature of the text allows it to be understood by speakers of multiple dialects.
- The author's use of transdialectal language creates a sense of authenticity and diversity.
- The translation aimed to maintain the transdialectal features of the original work.
- The linguist studied the transdialectal variation in the spoken language of the community.
- The research focused on the role of transdialectal communication in facilitating social interaction.
- The transdialectal glossary provided a comprehensive list of words and phrases used across different dialects.
- The dictionary aimed to capture the richness of the transdialectal vocabulary of the region.
- The transdialectal approach allowed for a nuanced understanding of the linguistic diversity of the area.
- The poet's use of transdialectal forms created a unique and evocative style.
- The study explored the impact of transdialectal practices on language standardization.
FAQs About the word transdialect
To change or translate from one dialect into another.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The transdialectal nature of the text allows it to be understood by speakers of multiple dialects.
The author's use of transdialectal language creates a sense of authenticity and diversity.
The translation aimed to maintain the transdialectal features of the original work.
The linguist studied the transdialectal variation in the spoken language of the community.
