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Definition of Linguistic communication
1. Noun. A systematic means of communicating by the use of sounds or conventional symbols. "The speed with which a program can be executed depends on the language in which it is written"
Generic synonyms: Communication
Specialized synonyms: Usage, Dead Language, Words, Source Language, Object Language, Target Language, Sign Language, Signing, Artificial Language, Metalanguage, Native Language, Indigenous Language, Superstrate, Superstratum, Natural Language, Tongue, Interlanguage, Koine, Lingua Franca, Linguistic String, String Of Words, Word String, Barrage, Bombardment, Onslaught, Outpouring, Slanguage
Examples of category: Accent, Accent Mark, Expressive Style, Style, Language, Oral Communication, Speech, Speech Communication, Spoken Communication, Spoken Language, Voice Communication, Alphabetize, Crystal Clear, Limpid, Lucid, Luculent, Pellucid, Perspicuous, Well-turned, Uncorrupted, Undefiled, Synchronic, Diachronic, Historical
Lexicographical Neighbors of Linguistic Communication
Literary usage of Linguistic communication
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Evolution (1881)
"... in thought, the rational efficient, passing out and determining all the
variations and connections of the human modes in linguistic communication. ..."
2. Language and the Study of Language: Twelve Lectures on the Principles of by William Dwight Whitney (1889)
"... and experience are set as models before the eyes of all, ana the most far-reaching
and effective style of linguistic communication is established. ..."
3. Animal Rights and Wrongs by Roger Scruton (1998)
"... fold of language users, nor even whether there might be whole species, such
as the dolphin, which enjoy the full privileges of linguistic communication. ..."
4. The Gentleman's Magazine (1882)
"I have made these rapid introductory remarks about an ancient, pre-Asic creed of
the Teuton race, in order to refer now to a fresh linguistic communication ..."
5. Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (1869)
"... in order at least to find a form of linguistic communication to us " outsiders "
to remove such (true or apparent) inconsistencies, which, necessarily, ..."
6. Harmonism and Conscious Evolution by Charles Waldstein, Charles Walston (1922)
"He has before him a building or implement of use, or the quasi-linguistic
communication of facts and thoughts, which are graphically ornamented and to which ..."
7. Copy Proof: A New Method for Design and Education by Gert Staal, Edith Gruson (2000)
"linguistic communication is not usually a neutral reporting of conditions in the
world, but envisions influencing another's preferences and behaviour. (. ..."
8. Principles of the History of Language by Hermann Paul, Herbert Augustus Strong (1888)
"But it is impossible to suppose that in the course of an uninterrupted linguistic
communication it should always have merely been the contributor, ..."
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