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Meanings of linguistic in English
Portuguese
lingüístico Spanish
lingüístico Synonyms
Examples for "lingual"
Examples for "lingual"
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The use of text honors the lingual layers of the complex performance.
2
The lingual nerve branches from the mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve.
3
Krishaber speaks of a case of lingual menstruation at the epoch of menstruation.
4
According to them it will be a year before Minnie regains lingual facility.
5
Out of all the striving has come a sweeping advance in lingual requirements.
1
However, there has been lots of linguistical research done on other aspects of men and women's speech, some of which I studied in university.
Usage of linguistic in English
1
Nevertheless, we observed several points of similarity with the adult linguistic network.
2
He had not seen such linguistic weaponry since the Spirish Civil War.
3
Living within these republics are several dozen ethnic, linguistic, and religious minorities.
4
A linguistic law fines companies who do not show signs in Catalan.
5
Amis is a gifted, of the moment satirist with extraordinary linguistic energy.
6
Loss of memory, linguistic functions, senses of sight, hearing, touch, and balance.
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Researchers say the tribe is a subgroup of the Pano linguistic group.
8
Over all these hundreds of pages, Barker's linguistic energy never lets up.
9
Nor is the difference between the northern and southern tribes only linguistic.
10
This was the only linguistic study, and began with the simplest elements.
11
Fancy flexing your linguistic and core muscles in the language of love?
12
Once he recovered his memory, ironically, the rider lost his linguistic skills.
13
Make each of these words the starting-point for a linguistic exploring expedition.
14
This was not for his writing, but his researches on linguistic studies.
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A linguistic lasso deployed to rope you into their sadly screwed-up existence?
16
There are also possible linguistic and even physical survivals to be considered.
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Linguistic through the time
Linguistic across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common