Meanings of form of language in English

The great error consists in supposing that poetry is an unnatural form of language.

In the search for sincerity of style, I reduced every proposition to its barest form of language.

Furthermore, many races still exist who have a well-developed form of language without any concrete way of recording it.

Professor Evans said: "Emoji is the fastest growing form of language in history based on its incredible adoption rate and speed of evolution."

Hugs and high fives are necessary-it'sa universal form of language, we're communicating the very connection that thought leaders around the world often advocate for.

In other words, the two forms of language were not distinguishable.

For gossip to evolve at all, we first needed the basic forms of language.

In various forms of language these several charges were set forth in the different articles of impeachment-elevenin all.

A careful study of the influence of the child upon the forms of language has yet to be made.

The savage or primitive man, in whom the natural instinct is strongest, is also the greatest improver of the forms of language.

That which speaks to the soul, which causes such profound and varied emotions, escapes our measurements as it does the forms of language.

With the simplicity of genius he wrote as follows, availing himself of a poet's license to slightly alter the ordinary forms of language:-

Bacchus tells me that they have communicated with many peoples and they respect all forms of language, finding each beautiful in its own way.

Now, the popular psychology that floats about in the ordinary forms of language has long since distinguished certain kinds of unreasoned or uninferred knowledge.

Other forms of language malfunction can affect people as individuals or as members of a community in ways different from those peculiar to communication.

It has been a period for many changes in manners, habits, and forms of language, such as we have endeavoured to mark in this volume.