Languages


Synonyms for language
noun system of words for communication

sound
dialect
style
jargon
word
vocabulary
accent
speech
prose
voice

expression
terminology
wording
patois
lexicon
communication
cant
interchange
diction
idiom

discourse
slang
palaver
dictionary
articulation
argot
vocalization
parlance
tongue
phraseology

signal
conversation
vernacular
verbalization
gibberish
utterance
talk
doublespeak
brogue
lingua franca

Antonyms for languages

silence

quiet

standard

Concept Thesaurus for word languages
2. Conventional Means; Language Generally
Synonyms – noun

language
lingo
native tongue
confusion of tongues
onomatopoeia
nunnation
glossology
paleology
letters
humanities
classics

phraseology
vernacular
household words
Babel
betacism
pasigraphy.
glottology
paleography
polite literature
literae humaniores
genius of language

speech
mother tongue
King’s or Queen’s English
pasigraphie
mimmitation
lexicology
linguistics
comparative grammar.
belles lettres
republic of letters
scholarship (scholar)

tongue
vulgar tongue
dialect
pantomime (signs)
myatism
philogy
chrestomathy
literature
muses
dead languages

Synonyms – verbs

express by words

Synonyms – adjectives

lingual
current
polyglot

linguistic
bilingual
literary.

dialectic
diglot

vernacular
hexaglot

Synonyms – phrases
“syllables govern the world” [Selden].
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Other adjectives related to languages

Tudesque
argotic
bilingual
copulative
derivative
effable
euphemism
feuilletonistic
gazooly
heteroclite
holocryptic
impersonal
informal
lexical
linguished
literose
monoglot
nominal
paradigmatic
periphrastic
polyglot
properispomenon
sesquipedal
substandard
syntagmatic
togated
vernacular

allophyllan
aureate
colloquial
coradicate
diachronic
elliptical
euphuistic
flowery
glottogonic
hieratic
holophrastic
imsonic
interlingual
lexicologic
linguistic
logofascinated
multilingual
nonstandard
paronomastic
phatic
polysemous
proverbial
sesquipedalian
suppletive
synthetic
tralatitious
volitive

analytic
axiomatic
conditional
current
dialectic
emphatic
expressed
formal
grammatical
highfalutin
homoglot
inaccurate
irregular
lexiphanic
literal
macaronic
neologic
notorious
paronymous
phylacteric
polysynthetic
regular
sonorous
synchronic
tautegorical
ungrammatical
vulgar

aphoristic
belletristic
conjugate
cursive
diglot
epicene
factitive
fustian
grandiloquent
hippopotomonstrosesquipedalian
idiomatic
incorrect
laconic
lingual
literary
monepic
neological
ornate
pauciloquent
pleonastic
preterpluperfect
rhematic
standard
syntactic
titular
verbal

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  • Languid

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