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Meanings of ordinary language in English
A language which has developed over time as a result of the innate human ability for language.
Usage of ordinary language in English
1
The more complicated culture becomes, the less reliable, relatively, is ordinary language.
2
He would have preferred to listen to the ordinary language of reproach.
3
All questions should be discussed in ordinary language and business-like style.
4
Indeed, transposition is to ordinary language what repetition is to comedy.
5
Yes, that sounds all very well in ordinary language, but are there any?
6
This is the case with what is written in the ordinary language of books.
7
This was the ordinary language of gallantry-yetit was different.
8
That his ordinary language on the platform is balderdash and blasphemy is not true.
9
Everybody knows what life and death, in ordinary language, imply.
10
The fish simply could not be described with ordinary language.
11
Let us follow Hogben in a few simple exercises in translating mathematics into ordinary language:
12
Some propositions occur in ordinary language in which the quantity of the predicate is determined.
13
This is the very nearest interpretation into ordinary language of the meaning of the text.
14
But enough remains to show a poet who transforms the ordinary in apparently ordinary language.
15
The rest of us have not improved ordinary language.
16
Here, too, the forms, or, in ordinary language, the masses of set-up type, were washed.
This collocation consists of:
Ordinary language through the time
Ordinary language across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common