lingually
Adverb: 1. In a manner relating to language or linguistics: Pertaining to the use, structure, or acquisition of language. 2. With respect to the tongue (anatomical): Pertaining to the side of a tooth nearest to the tongue. (Note: This is a specialized anatomical usage.)
The adverb lingually is used to describe something done in a way that involves language or is related to linguistic characteristics.
- The region is lingually diverse, with over fifty languages spoken.
- The study focused on children who were lingually delayed.
- The new policy aims to serve lingually isolated communities.
In dentistry, lingually specifies the positional relationship of teeth.
- The cavity was located on the lingually facing surface of the molar.
- Lingually diverse: Describes a population or area with many different languages.
- Lingually impaired: A formal term for having a disability or significant difficulty with language.
- Lingual (Adjective): Pertaining to language or the tongue.
- Lingual skills (language skills).
- The lingual surface of the tooth.
- Linguistically (Adverb): Almost always interchangeable with "lingually" in the language-related sense, and is more commonly used.
- A linguistically diverse population.
- Linguistically (for the language-related sense).
- Verbally (specifically relating to spoken words).
The primary and most common meaning of lingually relates to language. The anatomical meaning relating to the tongue is technical and primarily used in medical or dental contexts. In general discourse, "linguistically" is often preferred for clarity when discussing language.
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with respect to language
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linguistically impaired children
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a lingually diverse population
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