Definitionadj. consisting of or related to language
Last update: August 17, 2015
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The linguistic policies of the newly independent states have to be well defined. [Please select]
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The same linguistic criteria recur, and the interest in lists and genealogies, in priests and Levites, and in the temple service point unmistakably to the presence of the same hand (the so-called "chronicler") in ChroniclesEzra-Nehemiah. [Please select]
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Bereft of linguistic and geographical support, it could not be political. [Please select]
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In his essay on "The Origin of Language" ("Linguistic Essays," p.) [Please select]
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Abel, "The English Verbs of Command," "Linguistic Essays," p. [Please select]
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= This is a test of a certain type of inventiveness, namely linguistic invention. [Please select]
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Without doubt, the Princess's main achievement during her school-days was linguistic. [Please select]
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Every one knows, too, those often clever linguistic forms which are to aid the suggestion. [Please select]
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