Linguistic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LINGUISTIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• of or relating to language or linguistics, also LINGUISTICAL
• Alt. of Linguistical
• consisting of or related to language
• of or relating to the scientific study of language
• of or relating to language or linguistics
• relating to language or linguistics

Words related to LINGUISTIC

linguistical15 linguistically20

Words that contain LINGUISTIC

linguistics14 linguistical15 linguistician16 nonlinguistic16 geolinguistics18 linguistically20 linguisticians17 metalinguistic19 paralinguistic19 crosslinguistic20 ethnolinguistic21 extralinguistic25 metalinguistics20 neurolinguistic18 paralinguistics20 sociolinguistic20 sociolinguistics21 psycholinguistic29 psycholinguistics30 extralinguistically32 crosslinguistically27

How to use LINGUISTIC in a sentence

• Incidentally, you have acquired the habit of looking up dictionary definitions, not merely to satisfy a present need, but also to add permanently to your linguistic resources.
• The division rests primarily on a linguistic foundation.
• As the Turkish government forbids public meetings for political purposes, the propaganda takes an ecclesiastical and linguistic form.
• Such linguistic accomplishments are to the advantage of military officers in various ways.
• What primarily was a caste-fuelled was being fought out along linguistic lines.
• However, there is no early record saying that Alburquerque wrote any linguistic work.
• Nor can far-reaching conclusions be drawn from the scanty linguistic evidence at our disposal.
• Thus in a German school of the new type the linguistic hours are devoted in the lowest classes to the mother-tongue.
• Thus the nations of Europe that branched out in all directions from very nearly the same sources possessed common linguistic characters and somewhat similar creeds.
• Colonel Smith and Sidney Phillips were neck and neck in the linguistic race.
• The Indians are divided into very many tribes, under local names, but fall naturally on linguistic grounds into a few large groups.
• Its aim was primarily intellectual, even linguistic, not moral.
• I do not mean to say that these linguistic excellences are characteristic only of Dr.
• She saw nothing comical in his frequent linguistic stumblings that would naturally lead to melting moods.
• My linguistic qualities were put to a severe test in talking with the landlady.
• Whether a similar practice prevailed among other tribes of the Algonkian linguistic stock can be ascertained only by similar research among the tribes constituting that stock.
• The department receiving greatest favor was the linguistic study of the sacred text.
• Goddesses, especially, were made to order, and might often be described as grammatical, so obvious is the linguistic device to which they owe their being.
• HOW LANGUAGES INFLUENCE EACH OTHER Linguistic influences due to cultural contact.
• We have seen that the typical linguistic element labels a concept.
• The possibilities of linguistic transfer are practically unlimited.
• If once the speech of a locality has begun to drift on its own account, it is practically certain to move further and further away from its linguistic fellows.
• The material which comes into consideration for the solution of this problem is mainly linguistic.
• Such tales as these, told as an exercise of linguistic gymnastics, must not blind us to the presence of real tales, told for their own sake.
• People in these small towns would not acknowledge his handicap of linguistic ignorance.
• But the fact remains that the linguistic basis of mediaeval thought and literature was a Latin basis.

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