Associations to the word «Linguistically»
Noun
- Turkic
- Dialect
- Kurd
- Phoneme
- Assyrian
- Lingua
- Subgroup
- Linguist
- Orthography
- Slav
- Language
- Cul
- Ethnic
- Predicate
- Cally
- Phonology
- Lan
- Linguistic
- Tamil
- Speaker
- Vowel
- Arabic
- Adjective
- Verb
- Utterance
- Albanian
- Learner
- Iranian
- Mongolian
- Grouping
- Etymology
- Linguistics
- Noun
- Ern
- Sanskrit
- Articulation
- European
- Neighbor
- Hebrew
- Minority
- Ethnicity
- Romanian
- Continuum
Adjective
- Homogeneous
- Diverse
- Heterogeneous
- Linguistic
- Polynesian
- Germanic
- Slavic
- Lated
- Proto
- Intelligible
- Distinct
- Lexical
- Semantic
- Aryan
- Phonological
- Competent
- Semitic
- Ethnic
- Syntactic
- Unrelated
- Urdu
- Grammatical
- Arabic
- Incorrect
- Oriented
- Tunisian
- Attested
- Related
- Speaking
- Relevant
- Cross
- Vedic
- Archaic
- Crimean
- Indigenous
- Romance
- Irrelevant
- Kurdish
- Comparative
- Problematic
- Iranian
- Akin
- Grouped
Wiktionary
LINGUISTICALLY, adverb. In the manner of linguistics.
LINGUISTICALLY, adverb. From a linguistic perspective.
Dictionary definition
LINGUISTICALLY, adverb. With respect to the science of linguistics; "linguistically interesting data".
LINGUISTICALLY, adverb. With respect to language; "linguistically impaired children"; "a lingually diverse population".
Wise words
Words to me were magic. You could say a word and it could
conjure up all kinds of images or feelings or a chilly
sensation or whatever. It was amazing to me that words had
this power.