Languages is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LANGUAGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• LANGUAGE, to express in a body of words serving as communication
NOUN:
• the method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the use of words in a structured and conventional way
• a non-verbal method of expression or communication
• a system of communication used by a particular country or community
• a system of symbols and rules for writing programs or algorithms
• the style of a piece of writing or speech
• the phraseology and vocabulary of a particular profession, domain, or group
• coarse or offensive language
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a body of words and systems serving as a means of communication

Words related to LANGUAGES

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Words that contain LANGUAGES

slanguages12 nonlanguages14 sublanguages16 metalanguages17 paralanguages17 protolanguages18

How to use LANGUAGES in a sentence

• The organs of the Saxon have always been unwilling and stiff in learning languages.
• I am inclined to think that more true light is destined to be thrown on the history of the Indians by a study of their languages than of their traditions, or any other feature.
• The tendency of modern inquiries into languages seems rather to have been to multiply than to simplify.
• I must now beg leave to stop one moment to consider the perplexities attending the origin of languages.
• Augustus had no head for Mathematics and no gift for Languages, while his Classics had always been a trifle more than shaky.
• In the second map, the distribution of languages is shown.
• When its congress is called together, the official announcement is read in eleven different languages.
• He speaks twenty-six languages, and maintains public thesises in each.
• I was therefore permitted to furnish them with copies, in their various languages.
• In a similar way, every attempt was made to suppress the use of languages other than Russian.
• The materials, again, will often exist by that time in dead or half-obsolete languages, or at least in languages full of archaic forms.
• He spoke German, the native language of his mother, the Swedish, the Latin, the French, and the Italian languages, and his discourse was agreeable and lively.
• It still has this meaning in both languages, but a wider meaning as well.
• The fullest expressions of it may be found in their respective writings, now translated into many languages, and easy of access almost anywhere.
• In several cases languages are utterly lost, and in others a few doubtful terms alone remain.
• Still other studies are even now seeking admission, as modern languages, geometry, and sewing.
• Spanish and Russian are mighty languages, but without a reading public how can they prevail, and what prospect of a reading public has either? They are, I believe, already judged.
• Throughout Eastern Asia there is still, no doubt, a vast wilderness of languages, but over them all rides the Chinese writing.
• He was a man of great learning, not only in subjects pertaining to astronomy, but in ancient and modern languages.
• Therein lies the secret of the extraordinary splendor of those languages and their myths.
• Scholarship at Isabella Thoburn College does not deal exclusively with the dusty records of dead languages and bygone civilizations.
• Among the students nine Indian languages are represented, ranging all the way from Burma to Ceylon, from Bengal to the Malabar Coast.
• In Jackson Square, notices to warn visitors not to disturb the shrubbery, are posted in two languages, the French being first.
• He travelled, he read, he acquired facility in nineteen languages and fluency in seven.
• The Russian language is, I believe, without exception, the most difficult of all modern languages to learn.
• The German and the French languages had been struggling for the supremacy of Europe.
• It is to this island they ascribe one of the two languages which they speak, and which is nearly, if not exactly, the same as that spoken in the Friendly Islands.

Similar words containing LANGUAGE without suffix s

language10 languaged12 slanguage11 slanguages12 nonlanguage13 sublanguage15 languageless14 metalanguage16 nonlanguages14 paralanguage16 sublanguages16 metalanguages17 paralanguages17 protolanguage17 protolanguages18

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